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Child Poverty Unit (Joint DWP and DCSF)
Date started: 15 October 2008
This research will analyse existing datasets to identify the characteristics of the very poorest families, and also self-employed families. It will examine different aspects of the economic circumstances of these families, including their income, material deprivation, and other subjective measures of poverty.
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