Project

Budget 2018

PEF’s Budget 2018 series brings together members of our Council to analyse the Budget and develop a progressive alternative, including in PEF’s first podcast series.

Podcasts

Budget 2018: Progressive Perspectives

PEF

October 29, 2018

Blogs

“Economically illiterate and morally fraudulent”: Lord Skidelsky on the Chancellor’s narrative

Robert Skidelsky

November 19, 2018

Budget 2018: The PEF Council reacts

Guy Standing, Sue Konzelmann, Geoff Tily, John Weeks, Simon Wren-Lewis, Stephany Griffith-Jones

October 30, 2018

Hammond, McDonnell & the Budget to end austerity

John Weeks, Patrick Allen

October 25, 2018

To tackle austerity Britain needs at least a £50bn increase in public spending

Ann Pettifor

October 25, 2018

The 29 October Budget: Is this really the “end of austerity”?

Sue Konzelmann

October 22, 2018

The size of the Chancellor’s envelope: why does it matter?

Michael Davies

October 22, 2018

Budget 2018: A Primer on Budgeting

John Weeks

October 22, 2018

Mr Hammond gets his excuses in first

John Weeks

October 15, 2018

Theresa May says she will “end austerity”: start with local government

John Weeks

October 8, 2018

Project

Budget 2018

Podcasts

Budget 2018: Progressive Perspectives

Blogs

“Economically illiterate and morally fraudulent”: Lord Skidelsky on the Chancellor’s narrative

Budget 2018: The PEF Council reacts

Hammond, McDonnell & the Budget to end austerity

To tackle austerity Britain needs at least a £50bn increase in public spending

The 29 October Budget: Is this really the “end of austerity”?

The size of the Chancellor’s envelope: why does it matter?

Budget 2018: A Primer on Budgeting

Mr Hammond gets his excuses in first

Theresa May says she will “end austerity”: start with local government

Projects

Podcasts and Videos

MSc in Governance, Economics and Public Policy at Birkbeck College

Public Lecture Series

Workshops

100 Policies to End Austerity