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Fiscal watchdog says chancellor’s plans have been funded by leaving departments exposed to inflation
The real problem the chancellor faces is the poor performance of the economy in the long run
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‘Full expensing’ regime to be extended beyond the initial three-year period announced in March
Under pressure independent pubs fear rise in minimum wage
Charities and councils welcome the move as a lifeline for some households but say it is not enough
National insurance cut and extension of full expensing regime win plaudits but concern remains about inflation
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Jeremy Hunt should prioritise the country’s economic health ahead of political pressures
Inflation is falling, but bad vibes will be harder to shift than politicians had hoped
A quest for evidence supporting this theory has had mixed success
Third quarter decline will complicate Bank of Japan’s efforts to unwind ultra-loose monetary policy
Or too little ado about Sahmthing?
Ruling related to country’s enshrined debt brake risks spat within coalition and cash for energy transition
Latest Citizens Advice data shows mounting crisis heading into winter as voluntary sector warns it will struggle to cope
Conservative peer previously denied any ties to medical equipment company through her lawyers
Following years of low interest rates, creative destruction should be embraced
Australian entrepreneur David Collard has left bills and staff unpaid for months
Pay growth, savings and ‘fomo’ have helped the US economy defy a gloomy backdrop
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The real question is why government systems failed when we most needed them
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