Young People
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Initial release | Hong Kong |
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Directors | Chang Cheh |
Mandarin | Nián Qīng Rén |
Box office | 1. 224 million HKD |
Cantonese | Nin4 Hing1 Jan4 |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 2416061 |
About Young People
Young People is a 1972 Hong Kong drama film directed by Chang Cheh and starring David Chiang, Ti Lung, Chen Kuan-tai, Irene Chan and pop singer Agnes Chan, the younger sister of Irene Chan, in her debut film role.
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Coronavirus: Poorer households the financing of the lockdown with debt, says think tank
> of Low-income households with savings and borrowing more while the coronavirus lockdown, while the richer families can save More Than food and trips abroad are forbidden.
This is according to research by The Resolution Foundation, a Think Tank .
low-income households are twice as likely as a rich increased their debts during The Crisis , it said.
workers in run-down parts of the economy risks average savings of £1,900 have found it.
That, in comparison to the £4,700 Buffer of someone who was able to work from home during the lockout.
"Pre-coronavirus, Britain was marked by increasing prosperity and harmful to the gaps between the private household wealth, hold up," said George Bangham, economist at The Resolution Foundation.
"This wealth divides have been exposed by The Crisis . While higher income households have built up their savings, many low-income households have run theirs down and had to loan to high interest rates. "
Fill in the blanks throughout the country, with London and The South -East, 38% of the assets accounting for between 2016 to 2018, up from 32% ten years earlier.
wealth inequality is almost twice as high as the income inequality, but rather complements it.
impact on Young Peoplein the Last month, the Think Tank found that Young People are the most likely to have lost work or their income drop because of the Covid-19.
More Than a third of 18-to 24-year-olds earn less than before the outbreak, it found.
He younger workers said danger, their numbers influenced for years, while older employees may end up involuntarily in sleep.
Last Year , a think-tank, The Institute for Fiscal Studies, found widening differences in pay, health and opportunities in the UK undermines the trust in democracy.
It warned of a possible escape of income for high earners but the increase in "death of despair", such as addiction and suicide, among the poorest.
social inequality, personal finance, coronavirus lockdown measures, economic inequality
Source of news: bbc.com