Robyn Munro
Senior Researcher
All work
To know the costs of manifesto promises, the OBR should be the first place we look
Allowing the Office for Budget Responsibility to certify opposition policy costings could inject much-needed clarity into the election campaign.
Rollercoaster or not, arguing over spending cuts is a pointless task
A row over how the OBR checks the figures.
Whitehall Monitor: deep impact?
In this special Whitehall Monitor report, we look at one element of the Coalition’s performance measurement regime: impact indicators.
Second time around? Lessons for another coalition
Brokering agreement would be much tougher this time round.
Governing in an Ever Looser Union
This paper is on how to provide effective government in the context of an increasingly complex and fluid constitutional settlement.
A harder bargain
Nick Harvey MP urges his Lib Dem colleagues to play hardball in any future coalition talks.
Forecasting Government spending: why pointless numbers lead to pointless arguments
The debate so far has largely missed the fact that its starting point, the OBR’s deficit numbers, is the product of different assumptions.
Show me the money: Costing party policies in advance of the election
This morning the Conservatives released figures calculated by the Treasury which suggest that Labour’s manifesto contains £21bn of unfunded policies.
Charting the challenges for the next Government
How is Whitehall faring?
Whitehall Monitor 2014
Whitehall Monitor 2014 aims to chart government performance in a understandable, compelling and useful way driven by thorough data analysis.