Andy Eyles

Data Scientist/Economist..

[Centre for Economic Performance @CEP_LSE]

@s_machin_ @karlykur @Lem_Exeter @AndrewEyles1 @EsmeLillywhite @DrKatyaOparina @KirchmaierTom @FeliciaOdamtten @asvalero @bart_ark @claudiahupkau @lucas_gortazar @toniroldanm @Helen_Ward1 Find the magazine online (from 20 Jun) at:

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[Nuffield Foundation @NuffieldFound]

New #NuffieldFunded research by @Lem_Exeter @AndrewEyles1 @s_machin_ & @EsmeLillywhite shows how school closures during Covid will mean poorer GCSE results for pupils into the 2030s & widening socio-economic inequalities. @tanner_e manages the grant. https://t.co/jhEV12Dp6k

[miche-quiche @LMichk]

Le consensus des économistes dans les années 1980 (d'après Fourcade, 2009)

[Tom Forth @thomasforth]

I wouldn't say disbelief. The more common emotion I saw was complete belief.

[Torsten Bell @TorstenBell]

Gentle reminder you can currently inherit almost 4 average priced homes tax free (£1m value). That’s worth more than an entire lifetime of full-time work on the minimum wage (£917k) which (obviously) we very much do tax

[Centre for Economic Performance @CEP_LSE]

. @AndrewEyles1 @EsmeLillywhite and @lem_exeter show the relationship between persistent pupil absences after Covid-19 and the proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals.

Read: https://t.co/HWFvzquWOD

[Centre for Economic Performance @CEP_LSE]

Thanks to the fantastic contributors (1/2)
Benjamin Jones, @vietecon Robert Elliott, @gavindjharper @s_machin_ Jonathan Wadsworth, @AndrewEyles1 @EsmeLillywhite @lem_exeter Paul Brandily, @MimosaDistefano @KrishanSays @GregoryThwaites @asvalero

[Andy Eyles @AndrewEyles1]

Betteridge’s law taking another hammering in the Guardian.

[The Guardian @guardian]

Should I worry about my recreational heroin use? https://t.co/PAesRkQRJ4

[Centre for Economic Performance @CEP_LSE]

CEP summer snapshots

In this blog from March: @nyecominetti Rui Costa @AndrewEyles1 @kathleenhenehan & @Sandra_McNally discuss how workplace training will cope with changing labour market needs.

#Economy2030Inquiry
@resfoundation @NuffieldFound

Read: https://t.co/0A81DNxrgE

[John Burn-Murdoch @jburnmurdoch]

NEW: America is a rich country. Britain is a poor country with one wealthy region.

People love to compare the UK to Mississippi, but it’s far more informative to look at UK subnationally, too.

London ranks fairly well, the rest of the country does not 👉 https://t.co/xrIzwYGaCI

[Helen Ward @Helen_Ward1]

Our latest Insight sets out how work on social mobility has developed at @cep_lse - teasing out how and why life chances have changed over decades for people from different backgrounds.

@JoBlanden @Lem_Exeter @s_machin_ @AndrewEyles1 @lindsey_mac @jackrblundell

[LSE British Politics and Policy @LSEpoliticsblog]

New: The rising tide of school absences in the post-pandemic era

Analysis by Andrew Eyles, Esme Lillywhite and Lee Elliot Major
@AndrewEyles1 @EsmeLillywhite @Lem_Exeter
@CEP_LSE
https://t.co/k7EU8WQesM

[Andy Eyles @AndrewEyles1]

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[University of Exeter News @UniofExeterNews]

New analysis by @Lem_Exeter Prof of Social Mobility at @UniofExeter & @AndrewEyles1 Associate at @CEP_LSE shows 1989 babies are almost three times more likely to have a degree compared to those born in 1958. Read more 👇 #SpeakMore @SocialMobDay
https://t.co/7HUzQop3wF

[Andy Eyles @AndrewEyles1]

@KeeleWorldA4rs @TorstenBell Hi! we use cohort data so all measurements are made at the same age.

[Andy Eyles @AndrewEyles1]

Amazing (in the worst possible way...)

[Tom Clark @prospect_clark]

Long view on today's labour market stats is price-adjusted average pay is down £35/wk since Feb 2008

A drop from £532 to £497 over 182 months' of data

Few would have guessed possible (without a revolution!) -- except those who knew the US horror story

https://t.co/WmeHVL4I3W

[LSE British Politics and Policy @LSEpoliticsblog]

New: Mapping changes in educational achievement across England

By Myung Jin, based on research by @AndrewEyles1 @Lem_Exeter
@CEP_LSE #LSEFestival
https://t.co/aVsWw9vQPy

[Centre for Economic Performance @CEP_LSE]

Maps help us understand the impacts of a rapidly changing world on our communities. We will be showcasing our map showing how the chances of going to uni has varied for children from different backgrounds since the 1970s.

#LSEFestival @AndrewEyles1

https://t.co/GuWFAU3SbZ

[Andy Eyles @AndrewEyles1]

@JohannaTC Ballard!

[Andy Eyles @AndrewEyles1]

@PHuenermund @beyers_louw It's fairly common with crime on policing levels (table 2 https://t.co/e43vNooYzG)..