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The changing welfare state
 — pensioner incomes
Corporate AuthorDepartment of Social Security - DSS
PublisherDepartment of Social Security - DSS, London, 2000
Pages85 pp (DSS Paper no 2)
SourceWelfare Reform (Spending), Freepost (HA4441), Hayes UB3 1BR. Tel: 020 8867 3201.
KeywordsIncome [older people] ; Pensions ; Poverty ; Social policy ; Statistics [data].
AnnotationThis is the second in the series on "The changing welfare state" produced by the Department of Social Security (DSS), which sets out the historical context of and future prospects for social security policy and spending. This paper focuses on: pensioners' income and living standards in relation to the rest of the population; inequalities in pensioner incomes; and the Government's policies for poorer pensioners now and in the future. In doing so, the following are answered: what has happened to pensioner incomes; why have average pensioner incomes increased; and why has inequality increased? (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-000509201 B
ClassmarkJF: JJ: W6: TM2: 6C

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