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Baby Bust and Boomers: The new demographics
Tuesday 17 November 2026·1:30pm·Cinema 1, Watershed
Date & Time
Tuesday 17 November 2026
1:30pm – 2:30pm
Price
Paid
FO
Organiser
Festival of Economics
Cinema 1, WatershedOpen in Google Maps
About this event
A Festival of Economics panel at the Watershed on what it means for the UK to age rapidly while Africa and India stay young. Chaired by Tom Clark of the Resolution Foundation, with James Banks (University of Manchester and IFS), Jane Falkingham (University of Southampton), David Miles (Office for Budget Responsibility) and Joe Studwell (Overseas Development Institute). 13:30 to 14:30, ticketed.
Speakers
TC
Tom Clark
Principal Editor (chair), Resolution Foundation
JB
James Banks
Professor of Economics, University of Manchester / IFS
JF
Jane Falkingham
Professor, University of Southampton
DM
David Miles
Member, Office for Budget Responsibility
JS
Joe Studwell
Speaker, Overseas Development Institute
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