- Session 1: Poverty and Inequality From a Dynamic PerspectiveJohn Hills: ‘Introduction: What do we mean by reducing lifetime inequality and increasing mobility?’
- Stephen Jenkins: ‘Income dynamics’
- Robert Walker: ‘Life-cycle trajectories’
- Steve Machin: ‘Inter-generational inequality’
- Howard Oxley: ‘Income dynamics: inter-generational evidence’
- Discussion
- Session 2: Area and Multiple DeprivationSam Mason: ‘The pattern of area deprivation’
- Anne Power: ‘The relationship between inequality and area deprivation’
- Michael Noble: ‘Longitudinal analysis of area deprivation’
- Discussion
- Session 3: Retirement and the ElderlyNigel Campbell: ‘Older workers and the labour market’
- Richard Disney: ‘Prioritising older workers’
- Carl Emmerson: ‘Retirement Incomes’
- Discussion
- Session 4: Work and PovertyMark Stewart: ‘Low pay, no pay dynamics’
- Richard Dickens: ‘Wage mobility’
- Rebecca Endean: ‘Work, low pay and poverty, evidence from the BHPS and LLMDB’
- Paul Gregg: ‘Scarring effects of unemployment’
- Discussion
- Session 5: Childhood Poverty and Family StructureJohn Bynner: ‘NCDS evidence on early years’
- Jane Waldfogel: ‘Childcare and outcomes’
- Kathleen Kiernan:‘Divorce / family breakdown’
- John Hobcraft*: ‘Intergenerational and Life-Course Transmission of Social Exclusion’
- Discussion
- Session 6: Education and PovertyRalph Tabberer:‘Childhood poverty and school attainment, causal effect and impact on lifetime inequality’
- David Soskice - Childhood poverty and post-compulsory participation and attainment,causal effect and impact on lifetime inequality
- Discussion
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