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SPCC Research Report
Falling Behind, Getting Ahead: The Changing Structure of Inequality in the UK, 2007-2013 John Hills, Jack Cunliffe, Polina Obolenskaya and Eleni Karagiannaki March 2015 Paper No' SPCCRR05: Full Paper ![]() Data Files associated with this paper. This report looks in detail at inequality within the UK, 2007-2013, which groups have gained and lost - comparing men and women, and housing tenure, region, ethnicity, and disability as well as age group. Detailed examination of the qualifications, employment, pay, incomes and wealth of different groups since the economic crisis reveals an uneven legacy. Young people in their twenties have lost out most across a wide range of outcomes, despite gaining higher qualifications than previous generations |
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