CentrePiece SpringTo illustrate CEP’s impact on public policy and debate, John Van Reenen introduces and presents the first in a series of ‘big ideas’, surveying the significant research findings that have e

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CentrePiece SummerIn the latest of CEP’s ‘big ideas’ series, John Van Reenen sketches the evolution of the Centre’s research on the drivers of productivity growth – and its impact on the design of new po

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• Academia
• European people
• LSE IDEAS
• Public policy
• Public policy schools
• Chatham House
• Ralf Dahrendorf
• Hertie School of Governance
• London School of Economics
• Michael Cox
• Henrik Enderlein
• Elena Korosteleva

CentrePiece AutumnIn the last CentrePiece, John Van Reenen stressed the importance of competition and labour market flexibility for productivity growth. His latest in CEP’s ‘big ideas’ series describes

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• Economy
• Business
• Fellows of the Econometric Society
• Economics
• Taxation
• John Van Reenen
• Patent box
• Nicholas Bloom
• Tax credit
• Productivity
• Innovation
• Research and development

CentrePiece WinterIn the third of CEP’s ‘big ideas’ series, Jo Blanden traces the evolution of CEP research on social mobility and its interaction with policy debate.

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• Social inequality
• Economy
• Structure
• Social classes
• Income distribution
• Demography
• Social mobility
• Economic mobility
• Intergenerationality
• Economic inequality
• Paul Gregg
• John Goldthorpe

CentrePiece AutumnIn the second of CEP’s ‘big ideas’ series, Stephen Machin surveys significant research findings on wage inequality that have emerged from the Centre over the past three decades.

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• Economy
• Income distribution
• Employment compensation
• Labour economics
• Human resource management
• Socialism
• Social inequality
• Minimum wage
• Polarization
• Distribution
• Wage labour
• Living wage

CentrePiece WinterIn the latest of CEP’s ‘big ideas’ series, Richard Layard outlines the development of the Centre’s research on what makes people happy and how society might best be organised to promot

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• Global Apollo Programme
• Richard Layard
• Baron Layard
• Positive mental attitude
• Happiness
• Well-being
• Mental disorder
• Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative
• Andrew Oswald
• Mental health
• Layard
• Improving Access to Psychological Therapies
• Happiness economics

CentrePiece WinterBig ideas In the latest of CEP’s ‘big ideas’ series, Henry Overman sketches the evolution of the Centre’s research on economic

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• Fellows of the Econometric Society
• Regional economics
• Group of Thirty
• Keynesians
• Liberalism in the United States
• Paul Krugman
• Economic geography
• Urban economics
• Anthony Venables
• Urban sprawl
• Economics

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• Russell Group
• Education
• Knowledge
• Student orientation
• Academia
• LSE IDEAS
• London School of Economics
• Association of Commonwealth Universities
• Education in London

Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol, a French citizen, joined Bruegel as Visiting Fellow in AprilHe is Lord Kelvin Adam Smith Fellow in the Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow. Prior to this, he was Pinto Post-Do

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• Russell Group
• LSE IDEAS
• Higher education
• Academia
• Education
• Association of Commonwealth Universities
• Education in London
• London School of Economics