THE BUDGET
April 2011
‘The monstrosity of the bank payroll tax makes “a Budget for growth” a sick and pathetic joke’
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April 2011
If Chancellor George Osborne wants economic recovery, he must stop the government stifling the “animal spirits” of entrepreneurs
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