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  • Budget 2010: what words did George Osborne use - and how did he compare to Alistair Darling? As a wordle

    As George Osborne sits down from his first budget speech, which words and phrases did he use most? • Get the data George Osborne has delivered his first budget speech. What does it tell us about the Liberal-Conservative coalition government? It was only in March when we analysed Alistair Darling's...
    Posted to Economics on 06-22-2010
    Filed under: Politics, Blogposts, guardian.co.uk, Economics, Business, Alistair Darling, Tax and spending, Budget Deficit, Budget, George Osborne, Economic growth (GDP)
  • General election 2010: National insurance or VAT? How would you raise £6bn?

    The general election campaign has already focused on accusations over national insurance and VAT. So, what are the options for taxing and cutting for the election's winner? • Get the data National Insurance is in the news . Labour plans to raise the tax have been targeted by the Conservatives – who...
    Posted to Economics on 04-06-2010
    Filed under: Politics, Economic policy, Blogposts, guardian.co.uk, UK news, Economics, Business, Alistair Darling, Money, Tax and spending, Income tax, Labour, Ed Balls, George Osborne, Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, General election 2010, National insurance
  • Podcast special: Budget 2010

    On hand to assess this year's budget we have the Guardian's economics editor, Larry Elliott , columnist Martin Kettle , and the Observer's business editor, Ruth Sunderland . Has the chancellor laid out a credible plan to tackle the deficit? How did David Cameron perform? And where does this...
    Posted to Economics on 03-24-2010
    Filed under: Politics, Economic policy, Blogposts, guardian.co.uk, UK news, David Cameron, Economics, Business, Alistair Darling, Tax and spending, Budget
  • Budget 2010: Deadpan Darling sets the right tone| Michael White

    Alistair Darling struck a tone of high-minded responsibility but I was not convinced by the way he magicked away those mountainous deficit and national debt figures Listening to Alistair Darling's third budget you might be forgiven for thinking there isn't an election hurtling towards him. Who...
    Posted to Economics on 03-24-2010
    Filed under: Politics, Economic policy, Blogposts, guardian.co.uk, UK news, Economics, Business, Alistair Darling, Budget
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