Cuts Watch

Cuts Watch #92: IFS say public service cuts will be deepest since WW2

23rd June 2010

Nicola Smith Nicola Smith

IFS’s budget analysis suggests we are facing the “longest and deepest sustained cuts to spending on public services since at least WW2″. The presentation can be downloaded here, with more details on their main site.

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