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View all instances of this variable IncomGap : Is the gap between those with high and low incomes too large?
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2017
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View all instances of this variable IncomGap : Is the gap between those with high and low incomes too large?: Versions A, C, D
Question Text: Thinking of income levels generally in Britain today, would you say that the gap between those with high incomes and those with low incomes is too large, about right, or, too small...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2015
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View all instances of this variable IncomGap : Would you say that the gap between those with high and low incomes is too large? :Q283
Question Text: Thinking of income levels generally in Britain today, would you say that the gap between those with high incomes and those with low incomes is too large, about right, or, too small...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2013
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View all instances of this variable IncomGap : Would you say that the gap between those with high and low incomes is too large? :Q379
Question Text: Thinking of income levels generally in Britain today, would you say that the gap between those with high incomes and those with low incomes is... too large, about right, or, too sm...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 2012
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View all instances of this variable incomgap : Q16 GAP BETWEEN HIGH & LOW INCOMES
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1985
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View all instances of this variable incomgap : Gap between high and low incomes Q18NI16
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1989
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View all instances of this variable incomgap : Q25 GAP BETWEEN HIGH & LOW INCOMES
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1983
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View all instances of this variable INCOMGAP : Gap between high and low incomes AB202
Question Text: Thinking of income levels generally in Britain today, would you say that the gap between those with high incomes and those with low incomes is too large, about right, or, too small...
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1999
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View all instances of this variable incomgap : Gap between high and low incomes C574
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1995
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View all instances of this variable INCOMGAP : Gap between high and low incomes Q18NI16
British Social Attitudes Survey, 1990
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