The poor and the poorest

Brian Abel‐Smith · Peter David Townsend

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Income, Poverty, and Inequality Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Social Policy and Reform Studies

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Two assumptions have governed much economic thinking in Britain since the war. The ﬁrst is that we have “abolished” poverty. The second is that we are a much more equal society: that the differences between the living standards of rich and poor are much smaller than they used to be.

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