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Aberdeen workers over £45,000 worse off as income growth lags

Workers in Aberdeen could have been more than £45,000 a year better off if income growth had followed pre-2010 trends.

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Everyone in West Midlands worse off than 10 years ago as region levelled down

Everyone in West Midlands worse off than 10 years ago as region levelled down
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Scots £23,000 worse off because of lagging income growth, report finds

Scots £23,000 worse off because of lagging income growth, report finds
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Most people in the West Midlands are poorer since 2010

Most people in the West Midlands are poorer since 2010
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The figures that damn the SNP: Scots disposable income has lagged the rest of the UK by more than £13,000 on the party s watch at Holyrood

People across Scotland could be more than £23,000 a year better off if income growth since 2010 had kept pace with previous trends, according to research by the Centre for Cities think tank.

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