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Why wellbeing should be the goal of policy

January 24th, 2022
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COVID interventions: what behavioural scientists should (and shouldn’t) advise the government on

January 20th, 2022
Governance and state capacity

When governments shut down parts of the economy, they need to do more than hand out subsidies

January 19th, 2022
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SAGE and SPI-B were not equipped to advise on the impact COVID restrictions would have

January 18th, 2022

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Flying less and WFH are now routine. Here are three ways to make them easier

January 17th, 2022
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LSE IQ podcast | ‘When you work from home, you work harder’

January 13th, 2022
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The dangers of single metric accounting in public policy

January 12th, 2022

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Prosociality and the pandemic: adolescents from poorer backgrounds suffered more

January 11th, 2022
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COVID has hit social mobility in the UK, and young people’s prospects are shrinking

January 10th, 2022
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The non-performing loan ‘tsunami’ that never happened (and how to stop it happening now)

January 7th, 2022
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When we talk about state capacity to deal with COVID, we shouldn’t ignore interpersonal trust

January 5th, 2022
The macro economy

The big risk now for the US is not hyperinflation, but long-term elevated inflation rates

January 4th, 2022

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