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Childcare key to cutting inequality
15th November 2016
This article highlights the one of the major reasons for income inequality: difficulties with childcare.
According to newly released research, improved childcare would have a more significant effect on reducing inequality than "increases in part-time pay, encouragement to take up unclaimed benefits, and efforts to increase housing supply had less effect on inequality".
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