Rachel Reeves' borrowing rules lead to dysfunctional policymaking, claims IFS
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Rachel Reeves warned ‘dysfunctional’ fiscal rules are hammering economy
Rachel Reeves has been dealt a scathing assessment of her economic policy by a top think tank, which likened her approach to a driver who was “watching the speedometer” while ignoring other conditions. The Chancellor is facing calls to scrap the self-imposed fiscal rules that prevent her ...
Reeves warned 'dysfunctional' fiscal rules are hammering economy
Rachel Reeves has been dealt a scathing assessment of her economic policy by a top think tank, which likened her approach to a driver who was “watching the speedometer” while ignoring other conditions. The Chancellor is facing calls to scrap the self-imposed fiscal rules that prevent her from borrowing to pay for day-to-day spending and require debt to fall as a percentage of GDP by 2029/30. Economists at the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) s…
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