How can we make better use of analysis to improve our understanding of the impacts (including the long-term impacts) of tax, welfare, and public service spending decisions across the population, including groups with protected characteristics?
Background
Analysis on Public Spending and Public Services relates to how HM Treasury advises ministers on both the level and the composition of how taxpayers’ money is spent. Within this we are interested in driving improved outcomes and efficiency across key public services and departments; ensuring value for money is at the centre for decision-making through better data, analysis and evaluation; and putting the public finances on a strong and sustainable footing.
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Get in touch with HMTResearch@hmtreasury.gov.uk
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