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  1. Universal Credit and Iain Duncan-Smith, doomed to failure?

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    June 26, 2014 by Paul Goldsmith

    There are numerous books and articles written about the concept of “government failure”. Governments intervene – mostly with the best …
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  2. Youth jobs and skills plan – how I know Ed Miliband’s onto something good

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    June 20, 2014 by Paul Goldsmith

    Yesterday, Ed Miliband announced a new plan to tackle youth employment that addresses the short term problems of youth unemployment …
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