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Labour takes lead as party with best policies on the economy for first time in 15 years
Labour also leads on a range of other policy areas, such as reducing the cost of living, taxation, poverty and inequality, healthcare, benefits and pensions, and housing according to the latest Ipsos Political Monitor.
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Satisfaction with Kwasi Kwarteng as Chancellor at record low as most feel worse off after Government’s economic plans
Labour extends its lead over the Conservatives in voting intentions in the October 2022 Political Monitor from Ipsos.
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Public attitudes to immigration shows public take a balanced approach
The latest round of our immigration tracker with British Future shows a nuanced public picture.
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More than half lack confidence in Truss to introduce policies which will improve social care services
More than half (54%) say they are not confident Liz Truss will introduce policies which are successful in improving the ability of social care services to provide the support people need.
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The Business of Regulation
ESG is driving intervention and nearly four-in-five Reputation Council members tell Ipsos that their business is more regulated now than it was five years ago.
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Crisis Management
With such high expectations of businesses, there is much more room for perceived missteps and loud criticisms from various stakeholders.
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Majority of Britons say they are likely to spend less money on Christmas this year compared to normal
Our September Political Monitor - conducted before the mini-budget - shows public concern about the economy.
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How should the banking sector respond to the cost-of-living crisis?
With the British public increasingly anxious about the economy, we asked Business Journalists which sectors they felt were leading the way in supporting customers through the cost-of-living crisis and what the banking sector could do to support customers during this time.
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Two in three Britons lack confidence in government’s long term economic plan
There is strong public concern at the state of the economy and a lack of confidence in the current government’s handling of it, according to a new Ipsos poll.
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New research finds public support economic growth, but not at any cost
Brits say environment and countryside should come before economic growth and house building according to a new Ipsos poll for the Economist.