Add to ORKGKate Bell and Mike Brewer evaluate the government’s changes to Working Tax Credit, arguing that challenges remain to ensure that “work always pays”
Alstott offers an evaluation of the significance of the credit and, in a historical spirit, hark bac...
Final version With micro-data from before and after a major reform in 1999 to the structure and form...
ZSUniversal Credit is a fundamental reform of means-tested working age benefits in the UK, replacing...
Under existing tax and benefit rules, households on low-to-middle incomes frequently face high rates...
The UK's Coalition government is planning what is presented as a 'radical' overhaul of the tax and b...
In-work benefits are promoted as a way to make low-income families better off without introducing a...
Alongside a series of cuts that will reduce welfare spending by £18 billion per year by 2014–15, the...
The current controversy over the reduction in the value of working and child tax credits has raised ...
Alongside a series of cuts that will reduce welfare spending by £18 billion per year by 2014-15, the...
As Damian Green arrives as Secretary of State in the Department for Work and Pensions, Universal Cre...
This paper examines the optimal schedule of marginal tax rates and the de-sign of earned income tax ...
<p>Abstract copyright data collection owner.</p>The project aimed to explore the motivations of Work...
In‐work credits grew in popularity worldwide during the late 1990s and 2000s as a means of reforming...
This paper examines the impact of the Working Families Tax Credit (WFTC) on employment retention and...
As the global economic crisis continues, global wage inequalities have become even starker. While th...
Alstott offers an evaluation of the significance of the credit and, in a historical spirit, hark bac...
Final version With micro-data from before and after a major reform in 1999 to the structure and form...
ZSUniversal Credit is a fundamental reform of means-tested working age benefits in the UK, replacing...
Under existing tax and benefit rules, households on low-to-middle incomes frequently face high rates...
The UK's Coalition government is planning what is presented as a 'radical' overhaul of the tax and b...
In-work benefits are promoted as a way to make low-income families better off without introducing a...
Alongside a series of cuts that will reduce welfare spending by £18 billion per year by 2014–15, the...
The current controversy over the reduction in the value of working and child tax credits has raised ...
Alongside a series of cuts that will reduce welfare spending by £18 billion per year by 2014-15, the...
As Damian Green arrives as Secretary of State in the Department for Work and Pensions, Universal Cre...
This paper examines the optimal schedule of marginal tax rates and the de-sign of earned income tax ...
<p>Abstract copyright data collection owner.</p>The project aimed to explore the motivations of Work...
In‐work credits grew in popularity worldwide during the late 1990s and 2000s as a means of reforming...
This paper examines the impact of the Working Families Tax Credit (WFTC) on employment retention and...
As the global economic crisis continues, global wage inequalities have become even starker. While th...
Alstott offers an evaluation of the significance of the credit and, in a historical spirit, hark bac...
Final version With micro-data from before and after a major reform in 1999 to the structure and form...
ZSUniversal Credit is a fundamental reform of means-tested working age benefits in the UK, replacing...