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This Autumn Statement was a missed opportunity for inclusive growth

Blog

23 Nov 2016

Charlotte Alldritt

Charlotte Alldritt, Director of the RSA Inclusive Growth Commission reflects on the missed opporunities for inclusive economic growth in this year's Autumn Statement
Is citizen engagement the key to successful devolution?

Blog

04 Nov 2016

Tom Harrison Reema Patel

Pricewaterhouse Coopers and BritainThinks ran citizen juries at the recent Labour Party conference in Liverpool and Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. Here the RSA Citizens’ Economic Council and RSA Inclusive Growth Commission consider these deliberations and what it means for how we think about devolution and the importance of citizen engagement.
To pursue inclusive growth, we need to measure it

Blog

21 Oct 2016

Atif Shafique

Inclusive growth is generating growing interest. But to pursue it, we need to measure it.
Inclusive growth can make us richer - by nearly £200bn

Blog

18 Oct 2016

David Boyle (blog)

Working with New Economy, initial analysis from the Inclusive Growth Commission suggests that addressing the wide regional disparities in GVA can add almost £200bn to the economy a year.
Solving poverty: the promise of inclusive growth?

Blog

14 Oct 2016

Neil McInroy

Neil McInroy, Chief Executive of CLES, examines the inclusive growth agenda and what is needed for it to really achieve social inclusion alongside economic growth.
Inclusive growth must cross generational divide

Blog

12 Oct 2016

Katharine Swindells

Katharine Swindells opens her series of blogs exploring how the new political landscape post-Brexit affects people under-25 and what Inclusive Growth might mean for the first generation in a century to be poorer than their parents.
Are inclusive growth policies compatible with the current model of welfare?

Blog

07 Oct 2016

Dr David Etherington Prof. Martin Jones

Dr David Etherington and Professor Martin Jones explore how changes to the welfare system could promote inclusive growth
Theresa May should embrace a more grown-up devolution

Blog

06 Oct 2016

David Boyle (blog)

David Boyle, building on emerging findings from the Inclusive Growth Commission, argues that Theresa May should embrace a more grown-up devolution.
We need a whole new kind of industrial strategy if we're to create a country that works for everyone

Blog

04 Oct 2016

Charlotte Alldritt

Charlotte Alldritt, Director of the Inclusive Growth Commission, argues that we need a new kind of industrial strategy if Theresa May is to truly deliver on her vision of a country that works for everyone.
Places can drive inclusive growth – but government has to do its bit

Blog

29 Sep 2016

Atif Shafique

Our ‘deep dive’ research suggests that inclusive growth can reinvigorate places, but it will require a big effort from both local and national government. Inclusive growth can’t be done on the cheap.

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Latest thinking

This Autumn Statement was a missed opportunity for inclusive growth

Is citizen engagement the key to successful devolution?

To pursue inclusive growth, we need to measure it

Inclusive growth can make us richer - by nearly £200bn

Solving poverty: the promise of inclusive growth?

Inclusive growth must cross generational divide

Are inclusive growth policies compatible with the current model of welfare?

Theresa May should embrace a more grown-up devolution

We need a whole new kind of industrial strategy if we're to create a country that works for everyone

Places can drive inclusive growth – but government has to do its bit