A Capital Idea: Start-up Grants for Young PeopleFabian Society, 2000 - 16 Seiten This pamphlet addresses the inequality of wealth distribution for the young in the UK by suggesting that each individual, on reaching the age of 18, should receive a capital grant from the state that can be used as a springboard to opportunity (as a mortgage, for education, or business start-up). |
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Contents Notes on the authors | 2 |
Introduction | 3 |
The distribution of wealth | 5 |
Urheberrecht | |
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