Poverty
by Diane Grant, Sean Stitt, B. Seebohm Rowntree
1993
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Central government argues that deprivation, as defined by basic needs such as nutrition, domestic warmth and adequate clothing, no longer exists. People, it says, have all their needs met. The research in this text strictly adopts Rowntree's methodologies to test the truth of this claim.
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