Unless Britain improves its productivity, the future for taxes and spending is bleak
If productivity trends in both the private and public sectors cannot be turned around, there will be a 10 per cent of GDP black hole in public finances.
If productivity trends in both the private and public sectors cannot be turned around, there will be a 10 per cent of GDP black hole in public finances.
According to the ONS, the Chancellor has an unexpected £13bn at his disposal. But how will he choose to use it?
Welcome to the A Long Time in Finance Podcast; the long view of finance, markets and money, as seen by two veteran City editors.
It would be understandable if you thought the Brexit negotiations the most farcical display of incompetence in which the current government could ever indulge; or
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