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Type: Book Chapters Authors: James Banks and Gemma Tetlow
Published in: Now we are 50: Key findings from the National Child Development Study, Jane Elliott and Romesh Vaitlingham (eds)
This chapter looks at some simple patterns emerging from ELSA to paint a broad-brush picture of the distribution of outcomes that can be expected for the cohort members between now and when they reach the state pension age. Search |
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