Summary

Scottish indicators

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation's latest analysis was published in September 2010

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In 2010, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation also published a report on the impact, or otherwise, of devolution on low-income people and places. Underlying that report was a longer report with comparative statistics for the four home countries.

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For the latest data, or to view individual indicators, use the menu on the left or the table below.

	All ages	Children	Young adults	Working age	Older people
Income	Overall Location By age group By family type Income inequalities Lacking essentials Lacking durables	Overall		Overall By work status	Overall Private income
Work	Benefit recipients Long-term benefit recipients Tax credits	In workless households	Unemployment	Workless individuals By disability Lone parents Jobs Workless households Job insecurity Training
Low pay				By gender By industry Location Inequalities
Education		At age 11 At age 16 Exclusions	Impact on work NEETs Destinations
Health		Low birthweight Infant deaths Dental health	Suicides Drug misuse	Deaths Illness Mental health	Deaths
Housing	Central heating Homelessness Overcrowding
Services	Bank accounts Contents insurance Transport Access Public services				Social services
Social cohesion	Polarisation Local area Burglaries Feeling unsafe Non-participation	Concentrations Pregnancies		Concentrations

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