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May 14, 2018

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Single minded? The Child Poverty (Scotland) Act and lone parent households

Child poverty, Economy, Governance, Professor John McKendrick, Scottish Poverty and Inequality Research Unit, Think piece, Welfare & social securityBy adminMay 14, 2018

This guest blog from John H. McKendrick welcomes the Poverty and Inequality Commission’s advice on reducing child poverty and reflects on parts that are specifically relevant to single parent families.

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