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Social policies and distributional outcomes in a changing Britain
Improving the evidence base for understanding the links between inequalities and poverty
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Is there a social consensus on a riches line?
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Investigating the impact of the Health in Pregnancy Grant
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Banding, Tilting, Gearing, Gaining and Losing: An Anatomy of the Proposed Council Tax (edited version in Fiscal Studies, 12(4), 1991)
Banding, Tilting, Gearing, Gaining and Losing: An Anatomy of the Proposed Council Tax (edited version in Fiscal Studies, 12(4), 1991)
John Hills
and
Holly Sutherland
Published 1991
Paper Number WSP 063: