UK Economy Too Weak for Sharp Spending Cuts
By Economist Intelligence Unit, PRNETuesday, April 13, 2010
LONDON, April 14, 2010 - The markets expect to see a commitment to deep cuts but the incoming UK
government should wield the axe next year, warns Robin Bew, Editorial
Director and Chief Economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit.
In this month's Global Forecast programme broadcast on
www.cantos.com he adds that too much tightening now will snuff out the
recovery.
What politicians need to deliver at this stage to prevent a loss of
confidence is a credible story about what will happen next year when the
economy could withstand spending cuts and tax hikes.
The interview and transcript are available now on www.cantos.com.
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