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Type: Election Briefing Notes Authors: Nick Bloom, Carl Emmerson and Christine Frayne
This Election Briefing Note looks at the planned levels of borrowing under Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats and the differences in terms of tax and public spending for the period up to March 2004. In addition, we analyse differences between the parties in their plans for expenditure in particular fields. Search |
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