Britain faces “revenue crisis” not a spending crisis

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Looks like I got blogged on what I said at the TUC this morning:

Tax expert Richard Murphy has told an audience at the TUC that Britain faces a “revenue crisis” and an “unemployment crisis” but not a spending crisis. He urged the Government to seek ways to increase tax revenue rather than cutting public spending.

True. I did. You can believe some blogs.


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