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Journal article | Fiscal Studies - Special Issue: 50th Anniversary of IFS
Relative poverty in Great Britain and the United States, 1979–2017
This paper examines the major changes to the face of poverty in Great Britain over the past few decades, assessing the role of policy, and compares and contrasts this with the patterns seen in the United States, using harmonised household survey data.
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Economic inequality: trends, causes and policy responses
This presentation was delivered to students and faculty members at Durham University on 30th January 2020.
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Conservative manifesto: an initial reaction from IFS researchers
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Inequality and the very rich: what do we know?
At this event, speaker set out what we know, and what we need to know, about the very rich in the UK. Using a mixture of data from household surveys and data from tax authorities, the speakers looked at various characteristics of those at the top of the income distribution.
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Income inequality: trends, causes and trade-offs