Research

The Growth Budget 2025

Rachel Reeves needs to cut public spending, reverse the revenue-losing tax rises she instituted last year and pursue significant supply side reforms if she is to reduce borrowing and deliver meaningful economic growth. That is the message contained in The Growth Commission’s Growth Budget 2025, published ahead of the Budget. With the Prime Minister having […]

Employment Rights Bill could hit growth to the tune of over £1,000 per person

The Government’s Employment Rights Bill could cause an annual hit to growth of more than £1,000 for every man, woman and child in the UK, according to new calculations from The Growth Commission ahead of Rachel Reeves’ Budget next month. The Growth Commission – an independent body comprising more than a dozen international economists – […]

Raising the Bar: How to Transform Europe into a High GDP Growth Continent

Failure to take urgent action to reverse steep economic structural decline across Europe will result in marginalisation on the global stage and declining living standards across the continent. That is the striking message contained in a new paper published today by The Growth Commission, the non-partisan group of thirteen international economists whose policy analysis focuses […]

Trade Policy in the Trump Administration: Advancing Reduction of Anti-Competitive Market Distortions

A new paper published today by The Growth Commission sets out how a properly honed U.S. trade policy can unleash innovation, competition and wealth while boosting economic growth across the globe. The paper, Trade Policy in the Trump Administration: Advancing Reduction of Anti-Competitive Market Distortions, details in particular how the growth of Anti-Competitive Market Distortions […]