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Talking about Poverty: How Experts and the Public Understand Poverty in the United Kingdom

This Map the Gaps report compares expert and public views of the causes and consequences of poverty in the United Kingdom and solutions to it.
Authors
Andrew Volmert , Marisa Gerstein Pineau , Nat Kendall-Taylor
Published
November 10, 2016
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This Map the Gaps report compares expert and public views of the causes and consequences of poverty in the United Kingdom and solutions to it. It also offers recommendations advocates can use to align public views with expert thinking.

Issues
Economic Justice Equity Poverty
Countries
United Kingdom

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