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Greater diversity in cities has an important impact on their long-term economic success.
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June Labour Market Update
Latest labour market update shows a positive outlook despite re-entry to recession and strong employment figures compared to other EU countries.
The public sector multiplier – a myth?
New research from SERC suggests that public sector employment does not generate a multiplier effect.
The ‘Peter Pan effect’ – A city-by-city breakdown of young people living at home
More people aged 20-24 are living with their parents. Paul Swinney looks at the pattern across cities.
Social mobility – the city facts
Naomi Clayton highlights some of the findings from the Government's recently published progress check on social mobility.
Can falling inflation deflate our fears about the economy?
Zach Wilcox discusses the significance of falling inflation.
Unemployment in UK cities – an international comparison
Unemployment varies as much across the UK as it does internationally.
May Labour Market Update
Latest labour market update features the continued improvement of the labour market, poor wage growth, and higher female participation rates, albeit alongside higher female unemployment.
The double dip may be nothing new for some cities
Some cities may have been in recession before the official announcement.
Young people spending longer on the dole queue
Learning more about what works – and what works where – is crucial if the UK is to reverse the shift towards the young unemployed staying unemployed for longer.