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Project Director: Richard Crisp
Project Duration: 2014-2015

It is increasingly recognised that measures of economic growth such as gross value added (GVA) fail to capture the nature and distributional outcomes of growth. This is significant as growth may not necessarily benefit households living in poverty. This research addressed this by developing a framework of indicators to capture the complex and changing relationship between poverty and growth. It aimed to help identify the extent of ‘inclusive growth’ in Britain’s cities and city-regions.