Step beyond the headlines with in-depth, independent analysis from the experts at the Institute for Fiscal Studies. Hosted by IFS Director Helen Miller, this podcast brings you objective insights from the researchers shaping the debate.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 157 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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The IFS Zooms In always brings intellectual clarity and coherence, and presents complex issues in a very comprehensible manner.
I usually really enjoy this podcast, but Eliza Filby’s almost constant references to her book really grated. If that’s what a media trainer told her to do, she was ill-advised. There also seemed a distinct lack of sourced evidence to back up claims, and a surfeit of sweeping generalisations. Come on Paul and the IFS, you can do so much better than this…
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A highly informative episode like everything the IFS does. Keep up the great work
I had to resort to the transcript again today to follow what Helen Miller was saying. This is not about accent: when she is excited about something she launches into high-speed gabble. I used to do that. I learned not to when I became a Civil Servant. It is possible. Otherwise this is easily one of my favourite podcasts: expert, impartial, informative, interesting - when I can make out what is being said
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Focused on the economic issues facing the UK, this podcast offers in-depth analysis and insights from experts affiliated with a prominent fiscal policy think tank. It covers a wide range of topics, including public finance, education policy, child welfare, mental health, and social services. Each episode features discussions that link complex economic concepts to current societal challenges, making it accessible for listeners seeking to understand the underlying factors impacting financial decisions and government policies. The host and guests often emphasize the importance of clear, evidence-based analysis in conversations about pressing economic and social issues, appealing to those interested in informed discussions about governance and ... more
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