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Subject: Household Economics

Gender inequality in housework beyond retirement: persistence across UK breadwinning arrangements

Earning more but less secure: unpaid carers, paid work, and a cliff edge in the design of a cash allowance

IPPR – Workers most likely to fall behind on bills at risk of being left behind by government’s zero-hours reforms

Raising the bar: strengthening living standards by banning exploitative zero-hours contracts

Workers most likely to fall behind on bills at risk of being left behind by government’s zero-hours reforms

The division of labour and female partners’ relative pay across phases of parenthood: evidence from UK dual-earner couples

The self-employed, financial distress, and material deprivation experienced by their children: panel data evidence from the UK

Free breakfast schemes in disadvantaged primary schools have mixed impacts

Impact of school breakfast programmes in primary schools in England

The process of national identity formation among young immigrants in the UK

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