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Nesta Productivity Poll
A poll of 150 MPs and 51 PPCs for Nesta on the issue of productivity.
  • Questions were on the importance of different economic issues, and the reasons for the UK’s productivity “gap”.
  • Results showed striking party differences on the importance of economic issues, with Conservative MPs most likely to see the deficit as important, while Labour MPs focus on inequality and low pay.
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Date Published
18th March 2015
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Nesta
Methodology
ComRes interviewed 150 MPs and 51 PPCs between 18th January and 3rd March 2015.
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