Change since 2005 in brackets Pre-election combined amalgamates all Ipsos-Mori polls between 19.3.10 and 5.5.10 (10,211 adults). Post-election: 12-13th May national survey (1023 adults) Figure 1: OBR Central Long-term Projection: Spending, Revenue and the Balance (%GDP) Figure 2: Unemployment as % Labour Force (WEO Harmonised rates), Media Discourse (Nexis) and Benefit Generosity (BSA) BSA: % agreeing for unemployed people are too low and hardship’. ‘benefits Media Discourse: the number of mentions each year in UK national newspapers of the word (divided by 100). ‘scroungers’ References Atkinson, A. (2007) distribution of earnings in OECD countries’, International Labour ‘The 146, 2, 41-60. Review, Atkinson, A., Piketty, T. and Saez T. (2011) Incomes in the Long Run’, Journal of ‘Top 49, 1, 3-71 Economic Literature, Ayoubkhani, D., Baird, A., Munro, F. and Wild, R. (2010), productivity’, ‘Education 4: 55-60. Economic and Labour Market Review, Bailey, J. (2011) Resolution Foundation, Painful Separation, Bamfield, J. and Horton,. T. (2009) JRF, Understanding attitudes to inequality, Baumberg, B. (2012) ways to defend welfare in Britain’, Journal of Poverty and ‘Three (forthcoming). Social Justice Ben-Galim, D. (2011) IPPR London. Making the Case for Universal Childcare, Blanden, J. and Machin, S. (2007) Recent Changes in Intergenerational Mobility in Britain, Sutton report. BMA (2012) BMA welcomes criticism of healthcare reforms, Boyle, D. and Harris, M. (2009) NEF/NESTA, Accessed The Challenge of Co-production¸ 20.12.11. Brewer, M., Browne, J, and Joyce, R. (2011) Child and Working Age Poverty and Inequality IFS Commentary C121, http://www.ifs.org.uk/comms/comm121.pdf in UK: 2010, Browne, J. (2010), London: IFS, Distributional analysis of tax and benefit changes,
Change since 2005 in brackets Pre-election combined amalgamates all Ipsos-Mori polls between 19.3.10 and 5.5.10 (10,211 adults). Post-election: 12-13th May national survey (1023 adults) Figure 1: OBR Central Long-term Projection: Spending, Revenue and the Balance (%GDP) Figure 2: Unemployment as % Labour Force (WEO Harmonised rates), Media Discourse (Nexis) and Benefit Generosity (BSA) BSA: % agreeing ‘benefits for unemployed people are too low and hardship’. Media Discourse: the number of mentions each year in UK national newspapers of the word ‘scroungers’ (divided by 100). References Atkinson, A. (2007) ‘The distribution of earnings in OECD countries’, International Labour Review, 146, 2, 41-60. Atkinson, A., Piketty, T. and Saez T. (2011) ‘Top Incomes in the Long Run’, Journal of Economic Literature, 49, 1, 3-71 Ayoubkhani, D., Baird, A., Munro, F. and Wild, R. (2010), ‘Education productivity’, Economic and Labour Market Review, 4: 55-60. Bailey, J. (2011) Painful Separation, Resolution Foundation, Bamfield, J. and Horton,. T. (2009) Understanding attitudes to inequality, JRF, Baumberg, B. (2012) ‘Three ways to defend welfare in Britain’, Journal of Poverty and Social Justice (forthcoming). Ben-Galim, D. (2011) Making the Case for Universal Childcare, IPPR London. Blanden, J. and Machin, S. (2007) Recent Changes in Intergenerational Mobility in Britain, Sutton report. BMA (2012) BMA welcomes criticism of healthcare reforms, Boyle, D. and Harris, M. (2009) The Challenge of Co-production¸ NEF/NESTA, Accessed 20.12.11. Brewer, M., Browne, J, and Joyce, R. (2011) Child and Working Age Poverty and Inequality in UK: 2010, IFS Commentary C121, http://www.ifs.org.uk/comms/comm121.pdf Browne, J. (2010), Distributional analysis of tax and benefit changes, London: IFS,
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