About this event

Since the 2008 financial crisis, the UK has experienced historically weak productivity growth. Boosting productivity growth is a core aim of the UK government, and key to ensure rising living standards and to fund future public services. Three presenters from UCL, the Institute of Fiscal Studies and LSE's Programme on Innovation and Diffusion will deliver expert perspectives on three dimensions of the UK's productivity problems - workers, firms and geography - and what these imply for policy.

Participants are expected to adhere to the Events Code of Conduct.

This event will take place Off Campus.