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In this briefing paper we explore the challenge facing the Chancellor in this year’s Budget: balancing the seemingly conflicting goals…
Read moreDefying expectations of a quiet Budget, the Chancellor yesterday delivered a statement with bigger political and economic shifts than many…
Read moreThe Fiscal Alternative is the final report of a six-month project, Public Finance Choices for the Left, and presents recommendations to…
Read moreGovernment and independent forecasts of the economic impacts of Brexit focus on the long-term effects and do not provide a…
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