This isn't an affluence crisis, people just getting money to buy children a Nintendo," Ms Creasy said.
So an affluence test based on the woman's income alone could, for example, catch a civil servant but let off the wife of a merchant banker.
THIS week Harriet Harman, the social-security secretary, floated the idea of an "affluence test" to stop benefit payments to the better-off.
In due course, however, Mr Blair will have to make clear where the inevitable axe will fall.Ms Harman's notion of an "affluence test" does not give many clues.
As children in the 1950s, we enjoyed the benefits of an affluence that spread around the world from the US; as adolescents in the 60s, we made love, not war, and defied a society whose restrictions irked us.
Those in fields and factories across America contribute to an affluence that is beyond their reach.
Are we perhaps capturing an affluence effect?
The disparity appeared in the results when we observed the retropseudogene ancestors with high gene expression displayed an affluence of disordered regions.
A New Affluence diet is an important modifiable risk factor, which needs attention from the prevention point of view.
The equation is expressed: :::::::: I = P × A × T Where: I = Environmental impact, P = Population, A = Affluence, T = Technology Sustainability measurement is a term that denotes the measurements used as the quantitative basis for the informed management of sustainability.
Like a disease, affluence -- or living as if you have it -- can harm a child as they're growing up.
