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ISBN 10: 0199276641
ISBN 13: 978-0199276646
Author: John Hills
Since the late 1970s, Britain has become a more unequal society. This book analyzes the dramatic widening of the income distribution, the growth of poverty, and the factors that have driven them. It examines how government spending and the taxes that pay for it affect people's incomes, why they take the forms they do, what we think of them, how things have changed since New Labour came to power in 1997, and the future pressures that any government will face as the population ages.
Introduction
Income Inequality and Poverty in Britain
Income Inequality in the UK: Extent and Trends
Poverty, Deprivation, and Exclusion
Why Has the Income Distribution Changed?
Income Dynamics and Social Mobility
The Impact of Policy
Social Spending and the Boundaries Between Public and Private Sectors
Tax and Welfare
Distribution and Redistribution
Where Do We Go From Here?
New Labour, Welfare, and Distribution
Constraints and Pressures
Conclusions: The Spending Pit or the Tax Pendulum?
End Matter
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Tags: John Hills, Inequality, State