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  1. A new paper by CPC members Athina Vlachantoni, Saddaf Naaz Akhtar, Spela Mocnik and Yuanyuan Yin uses #UnderstandingSociety data to assess the importance of #ethnicity and #gender, alongside other #demographic, #health, #socioeconomic and subjective #wellbeing factors, in explaining whether people save for #retirement through a private #pension or other #savings and #investments, finding persistent ethnic & gender gaps.

    Read the article in the Journal of #SocialPolicy
    cambridge.org/core/journals/jo

  2. A new paper by CPC members Athina Vlachantoni, Saddaf Naaz Akhtar, Spela Mocnik and Yuanyuan Yin uses #UnderstandingSociety data to assess the importance of #ethnicity and #gender, alongside other #demographic, #health, #socioeconomic and subjective #wellbeing factors, in explaining whether people save for #retirement through a private #pension or other #savings and #investments, finding persistent ethnic & gender gaps.

    Read the article in the Journal of #SocialPolicy
    cambridge.org/core/journals/jo

  3. A new paper by CPC members Athina Vlachantoni, Saddaf Naaz Akhtar, Spela Mocnik and Yuanyuan Yin uses #UnderstandingSociety data to assess the importance of #ethnicity and #gender, alongside other #demographic, #health, #socioeconomic and subjective #wellbeing factors, in explaining whether people save for #retirement through a private #pension or other #savings and #investments, finding persistent ethnic & gender gaps.

    Read the article in the Journal of #SocialPolicy
    cambridge.org/core/journals/jo

  4. A new paper by CPC members Athina Vlachantoni, Saddaf Naaz Akhtar, Spela Mocnik and Yuanyuan Yin uses #UnderstandingSociety data to assess the importance of #ethnicity and #gender, alongside other #demographic, #health, #socioeconomic and subjective #wellbeing factors, in explaining whether people save for #retirement through a private #pension or other #savings and #investments, finding persistent ethnic & gender gaps.

    Read the article in the Journal of #SocialPolicy
    cambridge.org/core/journals/jo