Colin Matthews was vexed. To have valuers crawling all over his airport was the last thing
he wanted. But after three years, it could no longer be stopped. It was the summer of 2012 …

Research has established that genetic differences among people explain a greater or
smaller proportion of the variation in life outcomes in different environmental conditions. This …

In the late 20th century, homeownership became entrenched in a wider societal project that
sought to transform the economy and increase social inclusion. This project focused on …

This article brings together trends in inequalities in income, wealth and, to a limited extent,
consumption in the United Kingdom, with a focus on trends until the onset of the COVID-19 …

We show that wealth inequality in the UK is high and has increased slightly over the past
decade as financial asset prices have increased in the wake of the financial crisis. But data …

This paper studies intergenerational links in home ownership, an increasingly important
wealth marker and a measure of economic status in itself. Repeated cross sectional UK data …

How do average levels of income and wealth differ in Britain for those born between the
1930s and 1980s? Those in the 1980s cohort are the first post‐war generation not to have …

We investigate how savings goals relate to wealth allocation and how this relationship is
moderated by financial advice and numerical ability. Using panel data from a large …

This article develops a Foundational Economy contribution to debate about regional
inequalities by presenting new calculations of household income after the costs of three …

Small employers employ significant fractions of the workforce, but their employees typically
have very low pension plan participation rates and so are much more likely to be affected by …