IFS Green Budget 2013-2016
The IFS Green Budget (so called by analogy with a green paper compared to a white paper) is a comprehensive and independent assessment of the state of the public finances, the key economic questions and various policy options in the run up to the Chancellor’s Budget.
The areas covered in the Green Budget include
- The outlook for the public finances
- The squeeze on household living standards and possible policy responses
- Policies aimed at stimulating the housing market
- Childcare policy
- Business rates
The Nuffield Foundation first funded the Green Budget in 2013, and awarded a second, four-year grant in 2014.
Grantholder
Paul Johnson, IFS
Funding Programme
Grant amount and start date
£360,000
1 December 2012
Green Budget 2016
Download the IFS Green Budget 2016 (full version - PDF)
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Green Budget 2015
Download the IFS Green Budget 2015 (full version - PDF)
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Green Budget 2014
Download the IFS Green Budget 2014 (full version - PDF)
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Green Budget 2013
Download the IFS Green Budget 2013 (full version - PDF)
To download each of the individual chapters, go to the IFS website >>
See also
- Social Policy in a Cold Climate
- Smoking: behavioural economics and public policy
- Council tax support schemes' impact on claimants & local authorities
- Designing a 21st Century Business Profit Tax
- Redistribution and insurance across the lifecycle
- Is the winter fuel payment counter-productive to energy policy?
- Responses to changes in marginal tax rates for high earners