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Financial Recession...was more in Kingston than London. People working in the administrative and secretarial occupations have also been adversely affected in terms of losing their jobs or working fewer hours due to retrenchments in the financial sector. But, the recession benefits the home owners with mortgages.
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Three cases
Number and percentage
Kingston Upon Thames
London
2
Total people affected by the financial recession
Number
41177
1685734
3
Household
Number
4078
161931
4
Percentage
9.903586954
9.6059639
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Administrative and secretarial occupations
Number
10810
513174
6
Percentage
26.25251961
30.442169
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Home owners with mortgages
Number
26289
1010629
8
Percentage
63.84389344
59.951867
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Global Recession.../'Global-Recession---Causes&id=1597698
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Tatom, J (2009), The Superlative Recession and economic policies, MPRA Paper No. 13115
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