Committees

Jobs, growth, and productivity after coronavirus

Inquiry

This inquiry will examine how the Government can reduce the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on economic growth and employment rates. It will look at:

  • What difference government policy can make to economic growth
  • Why the UK’s productivity growth is persistently weak
  • How successful the Government’s response to the pandemic has been in protecting jobs and managing the impact on the economy.

Read the terms of reference to find out more about the inquiry.

Work news

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Treasury Committee queries Government fuel duty policy following report response
The Treasury Committee today publishes the Government’s response to its report on Jobs, Growth and Productivity after Coronavirus.
23 November 2022
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Treasury Committee calls for a renewed, coordinated focus on long-term growth to bolster the UK economy
Government's 'chop and change' to economic strategy concerning says Committee
13 July 2022
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MPs quiz experts on how to tackle inflation
Committee will seek experts’ views on how to tackle inflation
9 May 2022
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MPs ask experts: is inflation back to stay?
Committee explores whether inflationary pressure will become a permanent feature of the post-pandemic economy
4 February 2022
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Treasury Committee to hear from experts on growth and productivity
Treasury Committee explores main obstacles to growth for businesses
10 December 2021
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Government policy on long-term growth scrutinised
The Treasury Committee explores the Government’s long-term growth strategies
19 October 2021
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MPs take evidence on the labour market after Coronavirus
The Treasury Committee takes perspectives from employers, workers and labour market economics experts
20 September 2021
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Committee to hear from economics experts on ‘Jobs, Growth, and Productivity after Coronavirus’
Committee to hold the opening session of its inquiry into ‘Jobs, Growth, and Productivity after Coronavirus
8 July 2021
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