UCL · Institute for Global Prosperity
Prosperity 2030
Coherent reform grounded in universal provision and planetary limits.
Prosperity 2030 is a prototype reform programme of 30 policies in three sections: 10 Universal Services that cut the cost of living, 4 Revenue Reforms that fund them, and 16 Structural Reforms that remove the constraints on delivery. Together they raise around £101 billion a year, offset tax rises with lower living costs, and create around £38 billion of fiscal space with no new borrowing.
Sections
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Programme Overview
The summary, design, and structure
SectionUniversal Services
10 policies for reducing the cost of living
SectionRevenue Reforms
4 contribution reforms
SectionStructural Reforms
16 enabling reforms
SectionHousehold Effects
How P2030 affects households
SectionFiscal
Macro, cashflow, and fiscal space
SectionFAQ
Abstract, assumptions, etc.
SectionAppendices
Technical details & models for the report