Dr Hannah Randolph

Economic & Policy Analyst

Economics

Publications

Evaluation of the Commission on Social Security's Plan : Cost, Funding, and Wider Impact
Randolph Hannah L, Congreve Emma, Connolly Kevin, Crummey Ciara
(2023)
Economic Commentary [March 2023]
Spowage Mairi, Randolph Hannah L, Crummey Ciara, McGeoch Adam, Milne Kate, Watts Rob
Fraser of Allander Economic Commentary Vol 47, pp. 1-23 (2023)
Household-level welfare effect of land expropriation : evidence from China
Randolph Hannah L
(2023)
https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.28237.72168
Economic Commentary [February 2023]
Spowage Mairi, Watts Rob, Catalano Allison, Crummey Ciara, Cooper Ben, Randolph Hannah, Congreve Emma
Fraser of Allander Economic Commentary Vol 46, pp. 1-35 (2023)
Understanding the impact of Covid-19 on income : labour market changes and policy solutions
Congreve Emma, Randolph Hannah, Eiser David
(2022)
Economic Commentary [October 2022]
Spowage Mairi, Randolph Hannah, Cooper Ben, Fox Calum, Milne Kate
Fraser of Allander Economic Commentary Vol 46, pp. 1-31 (2022)

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Professional activities

Modelling reforms to social security
Speaker
12/5/2023
Weekly update – A review of our latest economic commentary [Podcast] EP70
Interviewee
31/3/2023
Economic inactivity and ill-health in Scotland
Recipient
14/3/2023
Brownbag Seminar: Nowcasting household income using FRS and LFS data
Invited speaker
26/1/2023
Scottish Government labour market policy evidence programme
Participant
18/11/2022
Understanding the impact of Covid-19 on household income
Contributor
16/11/2022

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Projects

Understanding the impact of Covid-19 on income: labour market changes and policy solutions
Congreve, Emma (Principal Investigator) Randolph, Hannah (Researcher)
Scotland needs an accurate picture of the distribution of household incomes post-pandemic in order to examine the impact of the pandemic on household incomes and to assess the effectiveness of policy to tackle these issues. However, comprehensive data on household incomes has a lag of at least a year (we are still waiting on data to be released for the first year of the pandemic 2020-21). This proposal aims to fill this gap by providing estimates of household incomes at the start of the financial year 2022-23. There are two strands proposed to this work:

1. To provide an updated snapshot of household incomes to compare to pre-pandemic levels by different household type, age, and other characteristics of interest (subject to sample limitations).
2. To model a small number (to be agreed with the Learning and Evaluation Group) of policies using the new snapshot to compare impact and cost.
01-Jan-2022 - 30-Jan-2022

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