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Inequality …income, poverty and wealth

The Population of the UK. Chapter 6. A different view of life in the United Kingdom by Danny Dorling and Benjamin D. Hennig. Inequality …income, poverty and wealth. Barclays' customers earning over £60,000 a year in 2002.

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Inequality …income, poverty and wealth

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  1. The Populationof the UK Chapter 6 A different view of life in the United Kingdom by Danny Dorling and Benjamin D. Hennig Inequality…income, poverty and wealth

  2. Barclays' customersearningover £60,000 a year in 2002 • Data source: Barclays Bank data aggregated to European constituency and estimated for Scotland, available at http://www.newsroom.barclays.co.uk/ (downloaded 14/8/2002) Figure 6.1 Inequality…income, poverty and wealth

  3. Barclays' customers’average earnings per year in 2003 • Data source: Barclays Bank data aggregated to European constituency and estimated for Scotland, available at http://www.newsroom.barclays.co.uk/ (downloaded 14/8/2003) Figure 6.2 Inequality…income, poverty and wealth

  4. Barclays' customers’adjusted earnings per year in 2003 • Data source: Barclays Bank data aggregated to European constituency and estimated for Scotland, available at http://www.newsroom.barclays.co.uk/ (downloaded 14/8/2003) Figure 6.3 Inequality…income, poverty and wealth

  5. People living on belowhalf average income in Britain, 2000 • Data source: A component of the UNDP Human Poverty Index, see Appendix in Seymour, J. (for UNED-UK) (2001) Poverty in Plenty: A Human Development Report for the UK, London: Earthscan Publications Ltd. Figure 6.4 Inequality…income, poverty and wealth

  6. Data source: Barclays Bank data aggregated to European constituency and estimated for Scotland, available at http://www.newsroom.barclays.co.uk/ (accessed 14/8/2003); Seymour , J. (for UNED-UK) (2001) Poverty in Plenty: A Human Development Report for the UK, London: Earthscan Publications Ltd. High, low and average earnings in Britain ~2001 Each point is a 1999 European parliamentary constituency in Britain Figure 6.5 Inequality…income, poverty and wealth

  7. Levels of poverty by UN definitions, 2000 • Data source: A component of the UNDP Human Poverty Index, see Appendix in Seymour , J. (for UNED-UK) (2001) Poverty in Plenty: A Human Development Report for the UK, London: Earthscan Publications Ltd., Northern Ireland data from Democratic Dialogue Report 16 (2003) Figure 6.6 Inequality…income, poverty and wealth

  8. Proportion of adultswho are functionally illiterate, 2000 • Data source: A component of the UNDP Human Poverty Index, see Appendix in Seymour , J. (for UNED-UK) (2001) Poverty in Plenty: A Human Development Report for the UK. Northern Ireland data from Denny et al (1999) Literacy and Education in Ireland, The Economic and Social Review, 30 (3): 215-226. Figure 6.7 Inequality…income, poverty and wealth

  9. Proportion of the populationdying by the age of 60, 2000 • Data source: A component of the UNDP Human Poverty Index, see Appendix in Seymour , J. (for UNED-UK) (2001) Poverty in Plenty: A Human Development Report for the UK. Northern Ireland data from Denny et al (1999) Literacy and Education in Ireland, The Economic and Social Review, 30 (3): 215-226. Figure 6.8 Inequality…income, poverty and wealth

  10. Data source: Seymour, J. (for UNED-UK) (2001) Poverty in Plenty: A Human Development Report for the UK London: Earthscan Publications Ltd. (data included in the appendix) Rates of illiteracy and people living on below half average incomes Each point is a 1999 European parliamentary constituency in Britain Figure 6.9 Inequality…income, poverty and wealth

  11. Data source: Seymour, J. (for UNED-UK) (2001) Poverty in Plenty: A Human Development Report for the UK London: Earthscan Publications Ltd. (data included in the appendix) Rates of death and people living on below half average incomes Each point is a 1999 European parliamentary constituency in Britain Figure 6.10 Inequality…income, poverty and wealth

  12. Key Point Summary • • Measured in large areas the share of high earners varies seven-fold, between 8.2% and 1.2% • • The proportion in poverty is as high as 42%, and as low as 18%, between the same areas • • Literacy, numeracy and mortality distributions all closely follow these distributions Inequality…income, poverty and wealth

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