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 A New Priority for Mental Health Richard Layard May 2015 Paper No' CEPEA035 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper 
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 #ElectionEconomics: The research evidence on key issues for voters in the 2015 UK General Election Centre for Economic Performance, April 2015 Paper No' CEPEA034 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
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 UK Housing and Planning Policies: the evidence from economic research Christian Hilber April 2015 Paper No' CEPEA033 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
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 Energy and the Environment: a cold climate for climate change policies? Ralf Martin, Jonathan Colmer and Antoine Dechezleprêtre, April 2015 Paper No' CEPEA032 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
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 Fighting Crime: Can the Police do more with less? Brian Bell April 2015 Paper No' CEPEA031 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
 Inequality: Are we really 'all in this together'? Gabriel Zucman April 2015 Paper No' CEPEA030 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
 Top Rate of Income Tax Alan Manning April 2015 Paper No' CEPEA029 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
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 Health: How will the NHS fare in a cold climate? Alistair McGuire and John Van Reenen April 2015 Paper No' CEPEA028 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
 Gender Gaps in the UK Labour Market: jobs, pay and family-friendly policies Ghazala Azmat April 2015 Paper No' CEPEA027 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
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 Paying for Higher Education Gill Wyness March 2015 Paper No' CEPEA026 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
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 The Economic Performance of UK Cities: Can Urban and Regional Policy Make a Difference to the North-South Divide Henry Overman, March 2015 Paper No' CEPEA025 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
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 Real Wages and Living Standards Stephen Machin March 2015 Paper No' CEPEA024 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
 Schools: the evidence on academies, resources and pupil performance Sandra McNally March 2015 Paper No' CEPEA023 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
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 Should We Stay or Should We Go? The economic consequences of leaving the EU Swati Dhingra, Gianmarco Ottaviano and Thomas Sampson, March 2015 Paper No' CEPEA022 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
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 Productivity and Business Policies Anna Valero and Isabelle Roland March 2015 Paper No' CEPEA021 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
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 Austerity: Growth Costs and Post-Election Plans John Van Reenen March 2015 Paper No' CEPEA020 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
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 Immigration and the UK Labour Market Jonathan Wadsworth February 2015 Paper No' CEPEA019 Read Abstract | Press Release | Full paper
Objective, brief and non-technical, CEP Election Analysis is a series of background briefings on the policy issues in the May 2015 UK General Election. This series discusses the research evidence on some of the UK's key policy battlegrounds, including immigration, austerity, living standards, business, Europe, health, education, crime, inequality, regional policy, climate change and energy, housing and planning, infrastructure, and gender. These analyses are provided by some of our expert researchers and draw on some of our past and current research. Earlier analyses of other elections are available: including the 2010 and 2005 UK General Election, the 2012 US Presidential Election, European Elections and Scottish Referendum. We will try to answer enquiries relating to this work whenever possible. Press inquiries to Romesh Vaitilingam (Tel: 07768-661095 Email: romesh@vaitilingam.com), or Jo Cantlay (Tel: 020 7955 7285 Email: j.m.cantlay@lse.ac.uk). |
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