Homelessness remains one of the most pressing social issues in the UK, affecting thousands of individuals and families each year. Traditional methods of addressing homelessness, … Read More ›
The Housing Economist
An Economist with a keen interest in housing, welfare economics. Also I have an interest in both macro and micro economic topics and how things can be done better to improve lives.
Introduction The UK housing market has been grappling with chronic issues for decades, manifesting in unaffordable prices, inadequate supply, and worsening living conditions. Market failure … Read More ›
Introduction The UK political landscape is often shaped by experienced, older politicians. However, there’s a growing need for younger voices in Parliament. Encouraging individuals aged … Read More ›
Introduction Home ownership has long been a cornerstone of financial stability and personal security. However, for many in the UK, the dream of owning a … Read More ›
Introduction The UK is facing a severe #HousingCrisis, with a desperate need for affordable housing. #SocialHousing, particularly at social rent levels, is crucial for providing … Read More ›
Introduction to Universal Basic Income Universal Basic Income (UBI) is an economic policy proposal where all citizens receive a regular, unconditional sum of money from … Read More ›
From Humble Beginnings to Housing Giants Social housing in the UK has a storied history, from the industrial revolution’s first initiatives to the massive post-war … Read More ›
Ending poverty is a complex and multifaceted challenge that requires a comprehensive approach encompassing economic, social, and political aspects. Here are some conceptual ideas that … Read More ›
Rough sleeping: is defined by the Government as ‘people sleeping, or bedded down, in the open air (such as on the streets, or in doorways, parks … Read More ›
Another general election on the 8th June 2017. This is a chance for you to ask the politicians and activists what your offer on housing. … Read More ›
