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Type: IFS Reports Authors: Alissa Goodman and Steven Webb
Volume, issue, pages: 35 pp
ISBN: 978-1-873357-46-0 IFS member price: £3 Non-member price: £6
Much of the debate over inequality in the UK has focused on household incomes. This study provides details of trends in household spending levels. It finds that the inequality of household expenditures has risen much more slowly over the 1980s than the inequality of household incomes. Search |
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