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- Looked After or Overlooked? Good parenting and school choice for looked after children
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- Making Choice a Reality in Secondary Education
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- Finding a nicer way to value health: From hypothetical preferences to real experiences
- Putting Patients In Control: The case for extending self-direction into the NHS
- Do hospitals need to own their buildings?
- Generating Cultural Change in Public Health: Evidence and Effectiveness
- Implementing the 10-Year Childcare Strategy
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- Supporting Choice
- Registering Choice: how primary care should change to meet patient needs
- Professionally-led regulation in healthcare - just a cosy club?
- Introducing Social Insurance to the UK
- Whose responsibility is it anyway? Perspectives on public health, the state and the individual
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- Private Payment for Health: Boone or Bane?
- Direct to Patient Communication: Patient Empowerment or NHS Burden?
- A fairer prescription for NHS charges
- A Future State of Mind: Facing up to the dementia challenge
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- Disconnected - Social Mobility and the Creative Industries
- A Better Beginning: Easing the cost of childcare
- Bridging Differences - What Communities and Government Can do to Foster Social Capital
- Childcare Vouchers: Who Benefits? An Assessment of Evidence from the Family Resources Survey
- AntiSocial Britain and the Challenge of Citizenship
- The Politics of Aspiration
- The Regional Casinos Debate: Regeneration and responsible gambling in the UK
- A Modern Agenda for Prosperity and Social Reform: Opportunity, Security, Prosperity
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- Public Service Broadcasting in the UK: A Longer Term View
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- Public Sector Pensions: Planning the Future
- More With Less - rethinking public service delivery
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- Who Shares Wins? Transforming the public services with intelligent information
- Charging Ahead? Spreading the costs of modern public services
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- Will the Work Programme Work?
- Angloflexicurity: A safety net for the UK workers
- The Parent Trap: Illustrating the growing costs of childcare
- Better But Cheaper? Reforming the Child Trust Fund
- Vicious Cycles: Sustained employment and welfare reform for the next decade
- The jobs crisis and what to do about it
- Shifting Responsibilities, Sharing Costs: The Mental Health Challenge for Welfare Reform
- Flexible New Deal: Making it Work
- Delivering Full Employment: From the New Deal to personal employment accounts
- What if? A UK model for compulsory pensions
- The Incapacity Trap: Report of the SMF Commission on Incapacity Benefit Reform
- Increased Pension Compulsion in the UK
- Private Sector Provision of Employment Services for Young Adults at Risk
- Save our pensions
- A Better Beginning: Easing the cost of childcare
- Sink or Swim? The impact of the Universal Credit
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- The Class of 2010
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- Cleggian largesse? Not for the hard-pressed
- The Work Programme: built on shifting sands?
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- Cross party fiscal incontinence?
- Work Programme: Straws in the wind?
- Conjurors, trickery and the long-suffering first-time buyer
- 50p tax: dubious arguments and overcooked concerns
- Going cap in hand to the charities
- Another Voice: Pensioners ought to contribute more
- PFI or bust?
- Will the real employment minister please stand up?
- Growth and the IMF: Has the cat got the coalition's tongue?
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- The IMF's economic statement: reading between the lines
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- Why rich pensioners’ benefits should be scrapped
- Credit cards, credit easing and a fiscally credible growth plan
- A Work Programme designed in a boom can't cope with the bust
- Reading the latest Work Programme numbers
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- What Torres tells us about adult skills
- The great social housing sale: Nice idea, shame about the magpies
- Osborne will need to bend his fiscal rules
- Beware: welfare reform carries great risks
- Universal Credit: get ready for some rough justice
- Is the Chancellor trying to wriggle off the hook of his own fiscal rules? No.
- The Work Programme: sorting the wheat from the chaff
- The OBR has opened a can of worms
- Pay no attention to the men behind the curtain: the great OBR has spoken!
- A golden pot for all solves the pensions emergency
- Planning for long-term growth tells us what we should do in the short-term
- 'Red' Ed is going Yellow, but he should go Brown
- The myth of the "welfare scrounger"
- Budget 2013: Helping parents who can’t afford to work?
- Unloosing the Gordian Knot of Growth
- Is housing benefit out of control? No, it's the economy, stupid
- Going for growth is not for the fainthearted
- Nida Broughton
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- Do consumers want to get rid of the “dangerous myth” of free current accounts?
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- Autumn Statement: the deepest cuts
- A national crisis? Dealing with dementia
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- Why today's borrowing figures spell bad news for the Chancellor
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- Easing the cost of childcare: parents' views of the SMF's scheme
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- Ending school segregation is the key to social mobility
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