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6. Who says that social norms are now more tolerant of greater inequality and this may be leading to increasing inequality of rewards?

  • Bennett
  • Krugman
  • Ryan

7. What percentage of 16-21 year olds were earning less than the living wage in 2012?

  • 71%
  • 17%
  • 38%
  • 43%

8. When was Job Seekers' Allowance introduced?

  • 1998
  • 1995
  • 1996
  • 1997

9. Who said (1906): 'wages should be sufficiently high to enable the labourer to live in a manner consistent with the dignity of a human being'?

  • Krugman
  • Ryan
  • Bennett

10. Who distinguishes between standard cheap labour and non-standard cheap labour?

  • King and Rueda
  • Almond and Verba
  • Reay and Lucey

11. Who found that 6.1 million working households were in poverty in the UK in 2012?

  • Aldridge
  • Ryan
  • Pennycook
  • Whittaker

12. Which of the following is not a rationale behind welfare to work policies in the UK?

  • end culture of laziness
  • moral agenda (perhaps)
  • tackles social exclusion
  • better for the economy
  • end child poverty

13. What is National Minimum Wage (Oct 15)?

  • 6.70
  • 6.50
  • 5.70
  • 5.90

14. What was the name of Major's programme which involved 13 weeks of intensive job search and 13 weeks of mandatory work experience?

  • Project Work
  • Job Seeking Task

15. Who says that welfare reform in the UK is seen as less important in itself than as one component of a coordinated policy response to social and economic change'?

  • Walker and Wiseman
  • Pennycook and Whittaker

16. When was the Flexible New Deal introduced?

  • 1998
  • 1997
  • 2009
  • 2008

17. How much money was earmarked for the New Deal for Young People in 1998?

  • 2620 million
  • 2620 thousand

18. When did Working Families Tax Credit become Child Tax Credit?

  • 2003
  • 2002
  • 2001
  • 2004

19. What is the living wage outside of London?

  • 8.45
  • 8.75
  • 9.25
  • 9.85

20. Who found that 1 in 5 workers were earning below the living wage nationally in 2012?

  • Pennycook and Whittaker
  • Krugman
  • Bennet