Economy

The Ipsos December 2018 Political Monitor reveals most of the public believe withdrawing from the EU on the terms of the government’s deal will be bad for the UK.

Ipsos has undertaken survey research on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions to understand how people feel about saving for their retirement and the role of Workplace pensions.

Lessons from the Bottom of the Pyramid Study: Since 2015 Ipsos Healthcare in UK have been conducting research on nutrition in India, Bangladesh and Nigeria, a summary of which is now available.

Perhaps even more so than normal, the state of the UK economy is of critical importance to our country’s researchers, policymakers and practitioners. It has never been more important for central Government to engage with businesses to deliver its Industrial Strategy, improving the UK’s productivity and coordinating its departure from the European Union.

Help to Buy continues to play an important role in building consumer and developer confidence across the market.

The Ipsos October 2018 Political Monitor shows that two in three want the government to increase spending on public services - but only one in four think it will.

The Ipsos October 2018 Political Monitor reveals that confidence in Theresa May to get a good Brexit deal in negotiations continues to fall, with now over three-quarters (78%) saying they lack confidence in her.

Latest results from the Ipsos Global Advisor Economic Pulse survey show that consumer confidence in Great Britain’s national economy hasn’t changed since last month, and is above the average across the last eight years, but that on other metrics Britons are less confident.

Half now see Brexit as the single biggest issue for the country – the highest score for any single issue since the economy in 2011