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Iain Duncan Smith
Economics
September 29, 2017
Universal Credit was designed to reduce poverty—it will do the opposite
As many as one million children could suffer as a result of the ill-conceived scheme
Alison Garnham
Economics
March 07, 2017
The case for Universal Credit is disintegrating
Josephine Tucker
Economics
November 17, 2016
How Theresa May can help those “just about managing”
Iain Duncan Smith
Politics
July 28, 2016
How can jobcentres improve?
William Mosseri-Marlio
Politics
May 13, 2016
Big question: Should we break up the Treasury?
Prospect Team
Politics
Big question: Should we break up the Treasury?
Prospect Team
Politics
May 12, 2016
The worst thing for Iain Duncan Smith’s “have-nots” would be Brexit
Tony Yates
Politics
The worst thing for Iain Duncan Smith’s “have-nots” would be Brexit
Tony Yates
Politics
May 10, 2016
What should Stephen Crabb do?
Ryan Shorthouse
Politics
What should Stephen Crabb do?
Ryan Shorthouse
Politics
April 28, 2016
Duncan Smith’s free movement fig-leaf
John Springford
Politics
Duncan Smith’s free movement fig-leaf
John Springford
Essays
April 20, 2016
Iain Duncan Smith: the quest of a quiet man
Philip Collins
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Essays
Iain Duncan Smith: the quest of a quiet man
Philip Collins
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