A former measure of broad money (M3) in the UK, encompassing various monetary components.
A UK government publication providing data on national income and expenditure.
A UK means-tested tax credit paid to eligible families with responsibility for one or more children aged under 16.
A federation of UK companies, primarily from the manufacturing sector, founded in 1965 that lobbies government and collects information from members on various economic policies and regulations.
A colloquial name for the Supplementary Special Deposits Scheme in the UK used from 1973 to 1980 to control the growth of bank deposits and interest-bearing eligible liabilities.
A tax levied by UK local authorities on property holders, dependent on property valuation.
An in-depth overview of the General Lifestyle Survey (GLF), its history, components, and significance in UK socio-economic data collection.
The UK government department responsible for tax collection and welfare payments.
An overview of the Labour Force Survey, its historical background, major frameworks, and comparative analysis.
A comprehensive review of the UK tax system organized by the Institute for Fiscal Studies and chaired by Sir James Mirrlees, offering key recommendations on tax and benefit system reform.
National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) is an independent UK body conducting research on macroeconomic and microeconomic aspects of the economy, known for its quarterly economic forecasts.
Oil produced in the North Sea, its impact on UK production, and economic implications.
An overview of the UK system for collecting income tax and National Insurance at the source through employers.
Definition and meaning of the Trades Union Congress (TUC) in the UK
Medium-Term Financial Strategy (MTFS) is a policy adopted by the UK government in 1980 aimed at controlling inflation through long-term reductions in government borrowing and money supply growth.
