What is the impact of the ‘bedroom tax’ on children and schools?
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A year on from the introduction of the ‘bedroom tax’, Prof Ruth Lupton argues that reducing the incomes of poor families and creating instability for poor children is a nonsensical policy for a government committed to closing the socio-economic attainment gap.
Media contributions
| Title | What is the impact of the ‘bedroom tax’ on children and schools? |
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| Country/Territory | United Kingdom |
| Date | 15/04/14 |
| Description | A year on from the introduction of the ‘bedroom tax’, Prof Ruth Lupton argues that reducing the incomes of poor families and creating instability for poor children is a nonsensical policy for a government committed to closing the socio-economic attainment gap |
| URL | blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk/featured/2014/04/what-is-the-impact-of-the-bedroom-tax-on-children-and-schools/ |
| Persons | Ruth Lupton |