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Type: IFS Reports Authors: Peter Levell and Zoë Oldfield
Press release: Poor experience higher inflation than rich
This Commentary analyses recent trends in household spending, with a focus on domestic fuel and water, and examines the impact of changes in the price of these goods on household inflation, particularly for those on low incomes and those for whom state benefits make up the largest component of their income ('benefit-dependent' households). Search |
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