UK needs new plan to reverse hit to living standards, researchers say
- Britain's living standards and inequality have worsened over 15 years, prompting the need for a new economic strategy, according to a leading think tank and research center.
- The slow growth of British productivity, which is half that of other rich economies, results in an average loss of £10,700 in worker pay each year.
- To address these issues, the report recommends focusing on boosting trade in services, enhancing transport investment in major cities, increasing public investment, and offering tax incentives to young firms.
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UK needs new plan to reverse hit to living standards, researchers say
UK needs new plan to reverse hit to living standards, researchers say Britain needs a new economic strategy to reverse 15 years of falling living standards and worsening inequality, a leading think tank and an academic research centre said on Monday. British productivity growth has been half that of other rich economies, costing workers an average of 10,700 pounds ($13,577) a year in lost pay, the Resolution Foundation and the London School of …
British workers missing out on £10,700 a year as living standards fall
Report by Resolution Foundation and LSE calls for economic strategy rethink after 15 years of relative declineBritish workers are missing out on £10,700 a year after more than a decade of weak economic growth and high inequality, according to a major report warning that UK living standards are falling behind comparable rich nations.In a damning report on the economy, the Resolution Foundation and the London School of Economics’ Centre for Econom…
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