Articles by Liz Emerson
Coronavirus: Will job losses see another rise in the Boomerang Generation?
With social media forums filled with young freelancers starting to lose their livelihoods and worried about paying their rent, Liz Emerson, IF Co-founder, looks at the wider implications should the government choose not to help young renters beyond lifting the threat of eviction
22 Mar 2020
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IF Manifesto Audit 2: Education
With less than a week to go until the 2019 General Election, Liz Emerson, IF Co-founder, gives a whistle-stop tour of what the different parties are offering on education – from pre-school childcare through to further and higher education finance
9 Dec 2019
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Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Consultation – Intergenerational Foundation Response
Good Work Plan on One Sided Flexibility Intergenerational Foundation Response
9 Oct 2019
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Balance and effectiveness of research and innovation spending inquiry: Intergenerational Foundation response
Intergenerational Foundation Response: Balance and effectiveness of research and innovation spending inquiry
11 Sep 2019
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FCA Consultation on Intergenerational Differences: Intergenerational Foundation response
Financial Conduct Authority – Intergenerational Foundation Response
7 Aug 2019
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BBC Annual Report 2018-19 and TV Licences for over-75s: Intergenerational Foundation response
BBC Annual Report 2018-19 and TV licences for over-75s: Intergenerational Foundation response
3 Jul 2019
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Vice-chancellors still haven’t learned
Vice-chancellor pay is in the news again. Liz Emerson, IF Co-founder, investigates the latest research from the University College Union (UCU) on the flagrant disregard of calls for greater propriety over pay
27 Jun 2019
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Aviation 2050 – The Future of UK Aviation
The Future of UK Aviation – Intergenerational Foundation Response
25 Jun 2019
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Students beware: Augar Review misfires on intergenerational fairness
Liz Emerson, IF Co-founder, responds to the recently-published Augar Review of Post-18 Education and Funding, and concludes that, in spite of many positive recommendations, students will still be dealt a poor hand
21 Jun 2019
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