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Featured Publication - How UK firms got bigger and smaller

How UK firms got bigger and smaller

Since 2000, the number of firms with no employees has grown hugely but turnover among these firms has grown more modestly, meaning a lower turnover per firm now than in the 2000s. The number of very large firms has grown only slowly. But as a share o…

  • Published: 28th Jan 2015
  • Authors: Theo Barry Born, Tom MacInnes
  • Category: Economic Policy
Featured Publication - Edmonton's Socio Economic Profile: Meeting the Challenge

Edmonton's Socio Economic Profile: Meeting the Challenge

Edmonton is an area in the London Borough of Enfield with some of the most deprived wards in London. The Borough commissioned us to look at the population and demography of the area, and the barriers to finding work that local people face. Through a …

  • Published: 10th May 2012
  • Authors: Lea Sitkin, Tom MacInnes, Peter Kenway
  • Category: Work and Pay
Featured Publication - Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion in Wales 2011

Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion in Wales 2011

This report is the 2011 edition of indicators of poverty and social exclusion in Wales, providing a comprehensive analysis of trends. This is the third update of Monitoring poverty and social exclusion in Wales. It is set against the Welsh Governmen…

  • Published: 7th Jul 2011
  • Authors: Anushree Parekh, Peter Kenway
  • Category: Income and Poverty
Featured Publication - London's Poverty Profile 2010: Reporting on the Recession

London's Poverty Profile 2010: Reporting on the Recession

The first London’s Poverty Profile covered the period up to the start of the economic downturn in early 2008. We noted then that between the compiling of the data and the publishing of the report, the economic landscape of London was being changed …

  • Published: 12th Oct 2010
  • Authors: Tom MacInnes, Anushree Parekh, Peter Kenway
  • Category: Income and Poverty
Featured Publication - Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion in Scotland 2010

Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion in Scotland 2010

This report is the 2010 edition of indicators of poverty and social exclusion in Scotland. It includes a broad review of relevant Scottish policy, using the framework of Achieving our Potential, the key Scottish policy document on poverty. Although S…

  • Published: 22nd Sep 2010
  • Authors: Anushree Parekh, Peter Kenway, Tom MacInnes
  • Category: Income and Poverty
Featured Publication - Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion in Scotland 2004

Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion in Scotland 2004

This report is an independent assessment of the progress being made in Scotland to tackle poverty and social exclusion. Updating the 2002 edition, this report tracks 40 indicators of poverty and social exclusion in Scotland. Using the latest data, t…

  • Published: 29th Nov 2004
  • Authors: Guy Palmer, Jane Carr, Peter Kenway
  • Category: Income and Poverty
Featured Publication - Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion 2003

Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion 2003

This report is a comprehensive and independent guide, now in its sixth edition, to 50 indicators covering poverty, health, education and work. Now in its sixth edition, this annual report assesses progress in tackling poverty and social exclusion, p…

  • Published: 9th Dec 2003
  • Authors: Guy Palmer, Jenny North, Jane Carr, Peter Kenway
  • Category: Income and Poverty
Featured Publication - Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion 2002

Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion 2002

This report is a comprehensive and independent guide, now in its fifth edition, to 50 indicators covering poverty, health, education and work. As in previous years, this report – the fifth in an annual series – provides a comprehensive and independe…

  • Published: 12th Dec 2002
  • Authors: Guy Palmer, Mohibur Rahman, Peter Kenway
  • Category: Income and Poverty
Featured Publication - Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion 2000

Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion 2000

The third edition of this annual report providing independent monitoring of 50 indicators of poverty and social exclusion in Britain today has now been published. Grouped into six categories – income, children, young adults, adults, older people and…

  • Published: 11th Dec 2001
  • Authors: Mohibur Rahman, Guy Palmer, Peter Kenway, Catherine Howarth
  • Category: Income and Poverty
Featured Publication - Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion 2001

Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion 2001

The fourth in an annual series, this publication contains fifty indicators of poverty and social exclusion. The reduction of poverty and social exclusion was a major objective of Labour’s first term and remains key in its second. Fifty indicators ar…

  • Published: 10th Dec 2001
  • Authors: Mohibur Rahman, Guy Palmer, Peter Kenway
  • Category: Income and Poverty
Featured Publication - Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion 1999

Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion 1999

A second, revised edition of last year’s influential publication, this report provides updated figures for 50 indicators that between them portray the key features of poverty and social exclusion in Great Britain. The indicators are grouped into six…

  • Published: 8th Dec 1999
  • Authors: Catherine Howarth, Peter Kenway, Guy Palmer, Romina Miorelli
  • Category: Income and Poverty
Featured Publication - Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion: Labour's Inheritance

Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion: Labour's Inheritance

The Government is committed to improving conditions for those in poverty, setting up a special unit to tackle social exclusion. But how will it track the effect of its policies on the least advantaged? And how will independence be assured? Official r…

  • Published: 15th Dec 1998
  • Authors: Catherine Howarth, Peter Kenway, Guy Palmer, Cathy Street
  • Category: Income and Poverty

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