More children are in households which find it harder to survive than was the case ten years ago

Many children are in households whose incomes are lower than they were ten years ago

The incomes of poorer families have risen less over the last ten years than the incomes of average families

The very poorest households are poorer than they were ten years ago

The fact that means-tested transfers may create an unemployment trap

The fact that housing is covered by separate benefits

The fact that some people may become benefit-reliant

The fact that some people do not claim benefits to which they are entitled

Economic growth solves the economic problem

Economic growth can be helped by having new technology

Economic growth can be helped with more education

Economic growth can be helped by using tidal power

Nominal GDP and GDP at current prices

Real GDP and GDP at constant prices

The base period and the reference period

Changes in real GDP and the GDP deflator

Rs.625 billion in year 1 and Rs.560 billion in year 2.

Rs.625 billion in year 1 and Rs.700 billion in year 2

Rs.500 billion in year 1 and Rs.560 billion in year 2

Rs.500 billion in year 1 and Rs.700 billion in year 2