Ahead of Chancellor John Healey’s first Budget later this month, The Growth Commission today publishes its 2026 Growth Budget with a warning that failure to heed its advice will cost the country dear. The fourteen members of the independent and non-partisan Growth Commission have endorsed a suite of policies that would transform the UK from […]
Focus On Japan is a Growth Commission paper published to coincide with our co-hosting the “Japan Is Back” conference in Tokyo on 18th October 2026. The paper features the following contributions from members of The Growth Commission: The paper can be read in full here.
Ahead of Chancellor John Healey’s first Budget later this month, The Growth Commission today publishes its 2026 Growth Budget with a warning that failure to heed its advice will cost the country dear. The fourteen members of the independent and non-partisan Growth Commission have endorsed a suite of policies that would transform the UK from […]
Poland should be made a permanent member of the G20, according to a new report published today by The Growth Commission. The report, Economic Growth and the G20: Why fast-growing economies like Poland deserve a seat at the head table of global governance, argues that Poland’s economic growth, industrial strength and contribution to European security […]
A new paper today lays bare the importance of the tech sector to the UK economy as The Growth Commission launches a monthly monitor of that sector’s contribution to economic growth. The most recent official data suggests that the tech sector is critical to UK economic growth, but the scale of its contribution is less […]
The Growth Commission today unveils the policy priorities the Government should be pursuing to deliver growth ahead of the Chancellor’s Spring Statement. As Rachel Reeves puts the finishing touches to the Statement she is due to deliver next Tuesday, the 13-strong body of independent economists concludes that ‘the cyclical recovery is likely to prove fragile […]
The Growth Commission is today urging the UK Government to abandon proposals to align British Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) regulations with those of the European Union (EU). The eminent group of thirteen independent economists are making the call after calculating that such a move would likely cause a £15 billion hit to the UK economy. […]