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Type: IFS Press Releases Authors: John Appleby, Rowena Crawford and Carl Emmerson
Related report: How cold will it be? Prospects for NHS funding: 2011- 2017
Spending commitments made by the Labour and Conservative Parties to not cut NHS spending in real terms from 2011 onwards would inevitably result in hard decisions such as cuts to other departments' budgets or further tax raising measures over the period to 2017, according to a major new analysis published today by The King's Fund and Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS). Search |
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