Poverty

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Relative Income Poverty
- Poverty is when you have less money than average - Living in a household with below 60% median income
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Material Deprivation
Not being able to afford thing that most people think you should not have to do without
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Absolute Poverty Line
Level of poverty as defined in terms of the minimal requirements necessary to afford minimal standards of food, clothing, health care and shelter
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Benefits
Means-tested, contributory, 'universal'
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Tax Credits/Universal Credit
Boost incomes for families working on low wages, 'tapered' with rising income, concentrated on families with children
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How Generous a System?
Uprating: keep pace with rising living costs/economic growth, who gets what> Families, singles, pensioners
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Get People into Work
Most lone parents now work, but: the majority of working-age households in poverty have jobs, many jobs are fragile, gig economy, precariat
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Help Low Income Families Reduce Costs
Free school meals, subsided housing, free prescriptions, educational grants, stigma? take-up?
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Material Deprivation

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Not being able to afford thing that most people think you should not have to do without

Card 3

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Absolute Poverty Line

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Card 4

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Benefits

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Card 5

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Tax Credits/Universal Credit

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