An Anatomy of Economic Inequality in the UK

Report of the National Equality Panel:

Charts and Statistical Annex

Charts:

The Excel files here hold data and versions of the charts from the main report. In each file, labelled to indicate to which part of the main report it refers, there are both charts and the data used to create them. Please refer to the main report for sources and titles, and further explanation. Charts from the summary are not included here, as they can be found in the main report.

[Download all the Charts in a single zip file]

Statistical Annex

The Excel files here hold descriptive data that was drawn on by the Panel in the construction and writing of the main report.

These are split into 6 main sections, one for each of education, employment, earnings, individual incomes, household incomes, and wealth.

They are available for a number of different years.

All descriptive tables and figures for charts in chapters 3 to 9 were sourced from this information (although not all the material in the Annex was used in the Panel's report). Each file contains splits by a number of the main strands of the report, gender, age, disability, region, etc. Not all splits are available for all outcomes; where this occurs, it is explained in the main report.

More information on data sources can be found in Appendix 13.

Please note: In each of the downloads below, * (an asterisk) appears in the tables where the sample sizes of the splits by characteristic(s) result in groups that are too small to allow accurate reporting.

• Education
  These files were sourced from either Department for Children, Schools and Families (for England), the Scottish Government, the Welsh Assembly or the Department of Education (for Northern Ireland).
  
  In the case of England, Wales and Northern Ireland KS2 refers to Key stage 2 descriptives, KS4 to Key stage 4 and KS5 to Key Stage 5. For Scotland S4 refers to Secondary 4, S6 to Secondary 6. HiQ refers to Highest Qualifications of the adult population, Basic_Skills to the basic skills levels of the population. Please see main report for details, in particular chapters 2, 3, 9 and 10.
  
  [Download all Excel file for 'Education' in a single zip file]
  
  
• Employment
  These files were produced by the National Equality Panel Secretariat from the Labour Force Survey. Please see main report for details, in particular chapters 2, 4, 9 and 10.
  
  [Download all Excel file for 'Employment' in a single zip file]
  
  
• Earnings
  These files were produced by the National Equality Panel Secretariat from the Labour Force Survey. Please see main report for details, in particular chapters 2, 5, 9 and 10.
  
  [Download all Excel file for 'Earnings' in a single zip file]
  
  
• Individual Incomes
  These files were produced by the National Equality Panel Secretariat with support from the Department for Work and Pensions from the Individual Income Series, based on the Family Resources Survey. Please see main report for details, in particular chapters 2, 6, 9 and 10.
  
  [Download all Excel file for 'Individual Incomes' in a single zip file]
  
  
• Household Incomes
  These files were produced by the Department for Work and Pensions based on the Household Below Average Income Series. Please see main report for details, in particular chapters 2, 7, 9 and 10.
  
  [Download all Excel file for 'Household Incomes' in a single zip file]
  
  
• Wealth
  These files were produced by the Office for National Statistics based on the Wealth and Assets Survey. Please see main report for details, in particular chapters 2, 8, 9 and 10.
  
  [Download all Excel file for 'Wealth' in a single zip file]