Both Britain and the US have been overspending for decades, but the fiscal burden differs greatly on either side of the Atlantic
Both Britain and the US have been overspending for decades, but the fiscal burden differs greatly on either side of the Atlantic
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The country refuses to tackle over-spending, assuming it can borrow forever – and we are heading in the same direction
The Government must cut public spending or it risks further damage to the private sector
Hammering the prosperous will over time lead to society as a whole becoming poorer and less money for public services
UK gilts need to find new buyers and looking overseas is not the answer
Tax rises will torpedo chances of growth, says Bridgewater boss
The UK’s growing fiscal crisis and wealthy exodus may force Reeves towards a deeply unpopular measure
