The case against tax cuts, for now
The money earmarked for expected cuts to National Insurance should instead be used for defence, deterrence and resillience.
The money earmarked for expected cuts to National Insurance should instead be used for defence, deterrence and resillience.
Falling inflation, rising real incomes and growth in the US and Europe should help to maintain the recovery.
Britain is firmly out of recession. But we shouldn’t settle for an economy that merely bumps along on the nursery slopes of positive GDP.
This is a good news story, with one important caveat.
Complexity is the enemy of clarity and the friend of fraudsters.
There’s much the PM can do in the next six months to create a lasting legacy.
The price of a substance often nick-named “liquid gold” is catching up with the real stuff.
Inflation could be better fought by trying to boost supply rather than by constraining demand.
With debt costing more to service and running at almost 100 per cent of GDP, it is clear that things cannot go on as they are.
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