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Type: IFS Reports Authors: Chris Giles and Steven Webb
Volume, issue, pages: 49 pp
ISBN: 978-1-873357-24-8 IFS member price: £4 Non-member price: £7.5
The purpose of this Commentary is to evaluate the merits of different methods of measuring low income, and to comment on the results of two main sets of UK low income statistics. Search |
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