- Research papers
- National Institute Economic Review no 237 August 2016
- National Institute Economic Review no 238 November 2016
- National Institute Economic Review No 239 February 2017
- National Institute Economic Review no 240 May 2017
- National Institute Economic Review No 242 November 2017
- National Institute Economic Review No 244 May 2018
- National Institute Economic Review No 247 February 2019
- National Institute Economic Review no 248 May 2019
- National Institute Economic Review no 250 November 2019
- 12 September 2019 “NIESR Briefing: Industry and Regional Effects of a No-Deal Brexit” by Arno Hantzsche
- 29 August 2019 “Brexit assumptions and alternative scenarios” by Arno Hantzsche (excerpt from our August National Institute Economic Review, No. 249 August 2019)
- 19 August 2019 “NIESR Briefing: Overview of evidence on UK public attitudes to immigration” by Johnny Runge
- 19 August 2019 “NIESR Briefing: Overview of evidence on economic impacts of EU immigration” by Johnny Runge
- 29 May 2019 “Update: Modelling the short- and long-run impact of Brexit” by Arno Hantzsche
- 8 May 2019 “The economic impact on the United Kingdom of a customs union deal with the European Union” by Arno Hantzsche and Garry Young
- 3 December 2018 “Economic Impact of the Withdrawal Agreement: Written Evidence to Treasury Committee ahead of the Oral Evidence Session: “The UK’s economic relationship with the European Union” held on 3rd December 2018” Policy Paper no.9 by Jagjit Chadha
- 26 November 2018 “The Economic Effects of the Prime Minister’s Brexit Deal” by Arno Hantzsche, Amit Kara and Garry Young
- Garry Young’s speaking note from the launch of the publication
- Autumn 2018 – Ramin Nakisa in conversation with Amit Kara (video and transcript) on “Modelling the Economic Impact of Brexit“
- 11 October 2018 “Post-Brexit Immigration Policy: Reconciling Public Perceptions with Economic Evidence” by Nathan Hudson-Sharp, Heather Rolfe, Johnny Runge and Kristoffer Ahlstrom-Vij
- 11 July 2018 – “Modelling the Economic Effects of Trade Policies – A Submission to the Treasury and International Trade Committees inquiry into implications of the UK’s approach to international trade” Policy Paper no.7, by Marta Paczos
- 1 February 2018 – “The OBR’S Approach to Forecasting the Impact of Exiting the European Union – A Submission to the Treasury Committee of the UK Parliament” by Jagjt S Chadha
- 19 June 2017 – “Facing the future: tackling post-Brexit labour and skills shortages” by Heather Rolfe and Gerwin Davis
- 26 May 2017 – “GE Briefing: Agriculture in the UK”, by Bailey, A, Davidova, S, Hotopp, U
- 6 December 2016 – “The Economic Impact of Brexit-induced Reductions in Migration” by Jonathan Portes and Giuseppe Forte
- 28 October 2016 – “Commentary: Fiscal policy after the Referendum” by Jagjit Chadha
- 11 August 2016 “Employers’ responses to Brexit: The perspective of employers in low skilled sectors” by Heather Rolfe
National Institute Economic Review no 250 November 2019
- “Prospects for the UK Economy” by Arno Hantzsche and Garry Young
- “Beyond Brexit: A programme for UK reform” by Jagjit S Chadha
- “Introduction” by Policy Reform Group
- “Maintaining stable macroeconomic conditions” by Russell Jones and John Llewellyn
- “Supporting dynamic economic adjustment” by John Martin
- “Developing trade” by David Vines, Paul Gretton and Anne Williamson
- “Developing trade in services” by Alexis P. Lautenberg
- “Reorienting foreign policy” by Jeremy Greenstock
- “Updating security and defence policy” by Mark Lyall Grant
- “Formulating industrial policy” by Tim Besley and Richard Davies
- “Securing decarbonisation and growth” by Dimitri Zenghelis
- “Improving infrastructure” by Russell Jones and John Llewellyn
- “Redesigning housing policy” by Kate Barker
- “Reducing inequalities” by Russell Jones and John Llewellyn
- “Effective devolution” by Angus Armstrong
- “Improving governance” by Martin Donnelly
National Institute Economic Review no 248 May 2019
- “Prospects for the UK Economy” by Arno Hantzsche and Garry Young
- “Introduction: Challenges for Immigration Policy in Post-Brexit Britain” by Heather Rolfe
- “Immigration Policy from Post-War to Post-Brexit: How New Immigration Policy can Reconcile Public Attitudes and Employer Preferences” by Johnny Runge. Nathan Hudon-Sharp and Heather Rolfe
- “Low-Skilled Employment in a New Immigration Regime: Challenges and Opportunities for Business Transitions” by Anne Green
- “Is Employer Sponsorship a Good Way to Manage Labour Migration? Implications for Post-Brexit Migration Policies” by Madeleine Sumption
- “Youth Mobility Scheme: The Panacea for Ending Free Movement?” by Erica Consterdine
- “‘High-Skilled Good, Low-Skilled Bad?’ British, Polish and Romanian Attitudes Towards Low-skilled EU Migration” by Alexandra Bulat
National Institute Economic Review No 247 February 2019
- “Prospects for the UK Economy” by Arno Hantzsche, Amit Kara and Garry Young
- “Commentary: Breaking the Brexit impasse: achieving a fair, legitimate and democratic outcome” by Toke Aidt, Jagjit Chadha, and Hamid Sabourian
National Institute Economic Review No 244 May 2018
- “Measuring the permanent costs of Brexit” by Hugo Erken, Raphie Hayat, Carlijn, Prins, Marijn Heijmerikx, and Inge de Vreede
National Institute Economic Review No 242 November 2017
- The UK Economy Forecast Summary (press release)
- “Commentary: Monetary and fiscal policy normalisation as Brexit is negotiated” by Garry Young
- “Brexit and the UK automotive industry” by David Bailey and Lisa De Propris (subscription required)
- “Will Brexit raise the cost of living?” by Stephen Clarke, Ilona Serwicka, and L. Alan Winters (subscription required)
- “Local economic effects of Brexit” by Swati Dhingra, Stephen Machin, and Henry Overman (subscription required)
- “Value added from trade for key business and financial service industries: initial estimates” by Monique Ebell, Jack Pilkington, Jeremy Rowe, and Sylaja Srinivasan (subscription required)
- ”International trade and UK de-industrialisation” by Francesca Foliano and Rebecca Riley
National Institute Economic Review No 240 May 2017
- The UK Economy Forecast Summary (Subscription required)
- Commentary: The Economic Landscape of the UK, by Jagjit Chadha
National Institute Economic Review No 239 February 2017
- The UK Economy – Forecast Summary (Subscription required)
- “Economic Policy and Surveillance in Europe: Introduction” by Simon Kirby
National Institute Economic Review No 238 November 2016
- Jagjit Chadha’s opening remarks to press conference on 1 November 2016, introducing the launch of the November 2016 Economic Review
- “Commentary: Fiscal policy after the Referendum” by Jagjit Chadha
- ”UK and Europe – what next?” by Jagjit Chadha (subscription required)
- “Hard or soft? The politics of Brexit” by Anand Menon and B Fowler (subscription required)
- “Immigration after Brexit” by Jonathan Portes (subscription required)
- “Negotiating the UK’s post-Brexit trade arrangements” by P Holmes, J Rollo, and L A Winters (subscription required)
- “Assessing the impact of trade agreements on trade” by Monique Ebell (free)
National Institute Economic Review No 237 August 2016
- “Commentary: The Referendum Blues: shocking the system” by Jagjit Chadha (Economic Review August 2016)
- “Immediate financial market movements post-Referendum” by Jessica Baker (Economic Review preview)
- “The UK’s decision to leave the EU: the impact on European economies” by Simon Kirby (Economic Review preview)
- “Article 50: withdrawing from the EU” by Angus Armstrong (Economic Review preview)
- “Brexit, Trade, and Gross Value Added” by Monique Ebell (Economic Review preview)