Cities Outlook 2017
Cities Outlook 2017: How British cities trade with the worldThe tenth edition Outlook examines the industrial and geographical make-up of UK city exports
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The Great British Brain Drain
It’s not all about the money: where graduates choose to liveLondon’s graduate wages are on a par with other places, but the capital’s vast job market offers much greater career progression.
Three things our data shows about cities and the public finances
Use our tax data tool to find out more about how economic activity in cities translates into tax revenues.
Theresa May and the geography of better paid jobs
To ensure inclusive growth under her premiership, Theresa May should focus on city centres.
Northern cities are lagging behind in the great skills race
New city region mayors in northern cities should think carefully about how to use their powers over adult skills funding.
What the UKCES Employer Skills Survey reveals about training challenges in UK cities
Employers in Southern cities have more of an appetite to train their staff.
A cities perspective adds clarity to debates about inclusive growth
Creating inclusive growth in cities must involve supporting knowledge-intensive firms to start up and succeed.
What have apprenticeships got to do with the North-South divide?
The historic connection between apprenticeships and manufacturing isn’t so clear cut.
The Geography of the Humber Economy
Our briefing maps employment in the Humber LEP in order to understand the development of the area's economy.
Policies supporting SMEs should look at quality as well as quantity
SME expansion is good news for cities, but we should also be looking at the productivity of small firms.