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1. Office for National Statistics (2000) Social Trends 30 Living in Britain.
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2. Scottish Household Survey (September 2000 1999 Annual Report.
    
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4. Office for National Statistics (1998) Social Trends 28.
    
5. Registrar General for Scotland (1999) Annual Report 1999.
   

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6. Marsh, Ford and Finlayson (1997) Lone Parents, Work and Benefits. DSS Research Report 61.
    
7. Office for National Statistics (1996) Family Spending 1994-5.
    
8. DSS (1998) Households Below Average Income 1979 - 96/97
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9. Middleton, Ashworth and Braithwaite; Small fortunes : spending on children, childhood, poverty and parental sacrifice. Centre for Research in Social Policy, Loughborough University.
    
10. Bradshaw; Income Support Statistics.
    

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11. Social Security Committee 5th Report on Child Support 1996-97 session.
     
12. Poverty in Scotland 1999.
     
13. Professor J Bradshaw; The employment of lone parents: a comparison of policy in 20 countries.
     
14. Sally Holterman; Helping Families with the cost of childcare through the tax and benefit system. Daycare Trust - Conference Nov. 1997.
     
15. Lone Parent Families in the UK. DSS Research Report 6.
    

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16. Scottish Abstract of Statistics, No 26 (1998).
     
17. Scottish Abstract of Statistics (1996).
     
18. Hottermann, Owen & Brannen (1999) Lone Parents and the Labour Market revisited. Labour Market Trends, November 1999.
     
19. Inland Revenue Working Families Tax Credit and Family Credit Statistics, UK February 2000.

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