Townsend deprivation index

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title: Townsend deprivation index
text: The Townsend index is a measure of material deprivation within a population. It was first described by sociologist Peter Townsend in 1988. The measure incorporates four variables: Unemployment; Non-car ownership; Non-home ownership; and Household overcrowding. These variables can be measured for the population of a given area and combined to give a “Townsend score” for that area. A greater Townsend index score implies a greater degree of deprivation. Areas may be “ranked” according to their Town
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description: Measure of poverty within a population
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