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Lacking basic necessities for physical survival & human dignity
Social exclusion from mainstream society due to limited resources
Pioneered scientific poverty measurement in York (1901,1941,1951)
Weekly costs for basic diet, clothing, & housing combined
1.2 billion people (UN threshold)
Rediscovered poverty in post-war Britain
Households Below Average Income (UK poverty measure since 1985)
Less than 60% of median income
140% of welfare benefit levels (sharp decline point)
Enforced lack of socially perceived necessities (1985, 1990)
Unable to afford at least 4 of 6 essential items
5.1% of population (below EU average of 8.7%)
Most poor people are employed, not unemployed
Reduce relative child poverty to below 10% by 2020
Reduced benefits for social housing tenants with spare rooms
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