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CBI warn against tax cuts
StevieJ
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When was the last time that the CBI warned against tax cuts :eek: Answers on a postcard 
It is surreal for sure.:cool:
The Chancellor risks causing long-term damage to the UK economy if he attempts to launch any further fiscal stimulus in next month's Budget, the CBI has warned. Richard Lambert, the director-general, cautioned the benefits of a short-term fiscal package, such as tax cuts or extra spending, would be limited, while the long-term costs to the UK's battered public finances would be "very real" reports the Telegraph.
It is surreal for sure.:cool:The Chancellor risks causing long-term damage to the UK economy if he attempts to launch any further fiscal stimulus in next month's Budget, the CBI has warned. Richard Lambert, the director-general, cautioned the benefits of a short-term fiscal package, such as tax cuts or extra spending, would be limited, while the long-term costs to the UK's battered public finances would be "very real" reports the Telegraph.
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