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The pressing need to cut public spending will be an overriding theme of the coming election campaign. The promptness, extent and nature of the savings made will be the defining issue for the incoming government. This timely book provides some useful pointers. --Nigel Lawson
The British economy has a problem of too much public spending not too little taxation. Public spending can be cut and this book shows how. A cracking read on how the fiscal landscape could yet be transformed. We ignore it at our peril. - --Graeme Leach, Chief Economist & Director of Policy, Institute of Directors
An indispensable guide to the kind of steps we need to take to get to grips with excessive public spending, the biggest economic challenge facing Britain today. This book is a must for anyone who wants to understand how the next government could tackle the fiscal crisis. --Allister Heath, Editor, City A.M.
The British economy has a problem of too much public spending not too little taxation. Public spending can be cut and this book shows how. A cracking read on how the fiscal landscape could yet be transformed. We ignore it at our peril. - --Graeme Leach, Chief Economist & Director of Policy, Institute of Directors
An indispensable guide to the kind of steps we need to take to get to grips with excessive public spending, the biggest economic challenge facing Britain today. This book is a must for anyone who wants to understand how the next government could tackle the fiscal crisis. --Allister Heath, Editor, City A.M.
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The Government is spending more than £5 for every £4 it raises in taxes, racking up hundreds of billions in new debts. The recession has exposed the parlous state of the public finances. Politicians irresponsible borrowing threatens to create a new economic crisis, driven by excessive, wasteful spending. If serious cuts aren t made then Britons face years of tax hikes and economic decline. All the major parties are planning to cut spending but none of them have set out a credible programme to make the tens of billions of cuts needed. In How to cut public spending, the TaxPayers Alliance Britain s independent campaign for lower taxes and better public services presents the most thorough investigation yet of this vital issue and a plan to turn things around. Edited by Matthew Sinclair, their Research Director, it includes a detailed examination of the records of the major parties and sets out a detailed programme of potential cuts and essential reforms to ensure taxpayers get better value for money. Expert authors from around the world set out their experience of what it takes to successfully get a country s public finances in order.
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20 of 26 people found the following review helpful
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Given the cronic need to cut public expenditure and return the national accounts to solvency George Osborne could do no better than read this book thoroughly and implement many if not all the ideas.
He should also give all his cabinet colleagues a copy.Come to think of it all senior civil servants as well!
He should also give all his cabinet colleagues a copy.Come to think of it all senior civil servants as well!
6 of 42 people found the following review helpful
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Just a pile of badly-written, poorly-edited rubbish by a bunch or swivel-eyed right-wing buffoons. No normal publisher would have taken this books, so the neo-Thatcherites had to pay to get it put into print. Useful for propping up tables and fuelling the fire in winter. But not much else.
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