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Could this Government have regained a 'feel-good factor' if the war in the Middle East had been avoided? Heather Stewart spoke to us about the difficulties of finding electoral success when living standards are slipping. Search 'High Resolution' wherever you get your podcasts buff.ly/xAvHIV0

Why are the 13 million lower-income families across the country – a group we call ‘Unsung Britain’ – so frustrated? Because they are working more than ever, and yet their living standards have stagnated over the past two decades. @ruthcurtice.bsky.social on The Policy Fix podcast ➡️ buff.ly/Wl3riSt

‘China has always been a big challenge’ In our latest podcast episode, @chadpbown.com talks about the structural challenge China now presents to the world trading system. Listen below or search 'High Resolution' wherever you get your podcasts 👇 buff.ly/pGuL25H

'We don't have the privilege of saying that anymore' In our latest podcast, @soumayakeynes.ft.com argues that following the old rulebook on international trade is no longer an option. Listen below or search 'High Resolution' wherever you get your podcasts 👇 buff.ly/pGuL25H

Why are so many young people in the UK not in work or education? @nyecominetti.bsky.social breaks down one important factor ⤵️

Is the benefit system contributing to the rise in young people who aren't earning or learning? Mayb... but not in the way you think ⬇️

Why are the 13 million lower-income families across the country – a group we call ‘Unsung Britain’ – so frustrated? Because they are working more than ever, and yet their living standards have stagnated over the past two decades. @ruthcurtice.bsky.social on The Policy Fix podcast ➡️ buff.ly/Wl3riSt

Why are so many young people in the UK not in work or education? Nye Cominetti breaks down one important factor ⤵️

"Some studies have shown that blanket mental health intervisions and provision can sometimes make things worse" @jburnmurdoch.ft.com raises the question of what effective mental health support for young people should look like ⤵️ buff.ly/ql3B782

The UK doesn't just have one NEET problem... it's got two. @nyecominetti.bsky.social explains 👇

"We've already seen an interesting discussion, In the UK, about the extent to which schooling focuses very much on passing exams" Hannah Kitchen from the @oecd-ocde.bsky.social spoke to us this morning about the ways in which schools might be shaping the current NEET crisis in the UK.

What are the barriers keeping so many young people out of work? Abigail Zimba, Youth Champion for JobsPlus, spoke to us about just a few of them ⤵️ buff.ly/ql3B782

Why are so many young people in the UK not in work or education? Nye Cominetti breaks down one important factor ⤵️

Is the benefit system contributing to the rise in young people who aren't earning or learning?

Could this Government have regained a 'feel-good factor' if the war had been avoided? @guardianheather.bsky.social spoke to us about some best-laid plans going awry. Listen to the latest episode of High Resolution now ⤵️ buff.ly/xAvHIV0

Is the benefit system contributing to the rise in young people who aren't earning or learning?

"If people felt better off, the Government would be getting a lower penalty on its handling of other things" @profjanegreen.bsky.social spoke to us about whether higher living standards the key to electoral success. Subscribe to High Resolution wherever you get your podcasts ⤵️ buff.ly/xAvHIV0

Graduates who grew up in deep poverty still earn less than their peers ten years into their careers.

"This is smaller in scale for [the UK], but it's much for of a global shock". Michael Saunders, Senior Advisor at Oxford Economics, reflects on how this energy shock compares to 2022.

Is the benefit system contributing to the rise in young people who aren't earning or learning?