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The government's pensions Green Paper 'a new contract for welfare: partnership in pensions' proposes fundamental changes to the UK's retirement income system. Members of CASE and the Department of Social Policy at LSE ha...Read more...

April 1999

WSP Discussion Paper

Student Loans: Where are we now? Repayment Rates for Student Loans: Some sensitivity tests

Nicholas Barr, Iain Crawford and Jane Falkingham

November 1996

WSP Discussion Paper

Economic Theory and the Welfare State: A Survey and Reinterpretation (Journal of Economic Literature, 30, 741-803, June 1992)

Nicholas Barr

June 1992

WSP Discussion Paper

The Welfare State as an Efficiency Device ('Social Insurance as an Efficiency Device' in Journal of Public Policy, 9:1, 59-82, July 1989)

Nicholas Barr

1989

WSP Discussion Paper

Reform and the National Health Service (publd.:'Improving the National Health Service', in Resourcing the National Health ServiceEvidence to the Social Services Committee, House of Commons, Session 1987-88, HMSO, HC264-IV)

Nicholas Barr, Howard Glennerster and Julian Le Grand

1988

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Working for Patients? The Right Approach? (Social Policy and Administration, 23:2, Aug 1989)

WSP Discussion Paper

The Mirage of Private Unemployment Insurance

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Student Grants and Student Poverty

WSP Discussion Paper

Paying for Learning

CASEpaper

Partnership in Pensions? Responses to the Pensions Green Paper

WSP Discussion Paper

Student Loans: Where are we now? Repayment Rates for Student Loans: Some sensitivity tests

WSP Discussion Paper

Economic Theory and the Welfare State: A Survey and Reinterpretation (Journal of Economic Literature, 30, 741-803, June 1992)

WSP Discussion Paper

The Welfare State as an Efficiency Device ('Social Insurance as an Efficiency Device' in Journal of Public Policy, 9:1, 59-82, July 1989)

WSP Discussion Paper

Reform and the National Health Service (publd.:'Improving the National Health Service', in Resourcing the National Health ServiceEvidence to the Social Services Committee, House of Commons, Session 1987-88, HMSO, HC264-IV)