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Persistent poverty
Persistent poverty is defined as experiencing relative low income both in the current year and at least two out of the three preceding years
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Richard Easterlin (1926-2024): A Legacy in Economic Thought
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Working but Poor: Why UK Families Struggle Amid Record Poverty
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Multi-banks: A Lifeline for Families in Need
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Poverty Deepening in Modern Britain
24th March 2024
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Poverty and Destitution in the UK - New Research from the JRF
3rd November 2023
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4.2.1 Absolute and Relative Poverty (Edexcel)
Study Notes
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One Year Universal Free School Meals Programme for London
20th February 2023
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What are Britain's Lowest Paid jobs?
8th November 2022
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Child Poverty - Rising Numbers of UK Children in Workless Households
27th October 2022
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Progress in Reducing Extreme Poverty Grinds to a Halt
21st October 2022
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2022 Exams - Policies to Reduce Relative Poverty
Topic Videos
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Poorer UK towns found to have the most betting shops
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Regional economics - Seaside poor health overlooked
21st July 2021
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Covid crisis fuels food price rises for world's poorest
30th January 2021
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The problem is poverty, however we label it
22nd January 2021
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Relative Poverty - 2021 Revision Update
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Extreme poverty set for first rise since 1998, World Bank warns
8th October 2020
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Live now, pay later economy comes at a heavy cost for us all
30th August 2020
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This is Poverty
23rd May 2020
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Number of UK workers living in poverty rises for third straight year
8th February 2020
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Development economics - new essays for practice
Practice Exam Questions
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Persistent Poverty
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