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According to the office for budget responsibility, down to some of the measures that we've seen, in particular expecting to get a few more people into work. now what's underlying all this? the chancellor's central aim is a plan for growth that implicitly acknowledges two core ongoing problems — a lack of workers and very low investment — the 0br has given a verdict on the chancellor's measures, an early marking of the homework, if you like, and they say yes it could boost the workforce by between 55,000 to 250,000 as a result of the measures — childcare, pensions, sickness benefits compa...

The bank of england and 0br, the budget watchdog, think it will happen anyway by itself on current forecasts and no policy intervention. 0n bringing down the debt, that is a current estimate that will happen in 2027—28, well past the next election. growing the economy from when? from here, probably not. because we expect to see the economy shrink in the next year. does he mean get the economy growing at the end of next year after the recession? yes, that's perfectly possible. deliverable, yes. how ambitious, arguable. simon jack, thank you. and you can get more analysis of the prime minister...

Prime _ 100 year event, and the current prime minister, then chancellor, he made _ prime minister, then chancellor, he made sure — prime minister, then chancellor, he made sure huge areas of the country had the _ made sure huge areas of the country had the arm — made sure huge areas of the country had the arm of the government wrapped — had the arm of the government wrapped around them to protect them, £400 billion worth of borrowing to pay for— £400 billion worth of borrowing to pay for that. the shock from ukraine, _ pay for that. the shock from ukraine, it is a war which is going ...

Persistent or pointless? and the bbc has been soliciting your views about its output for 100 years. first, the chancellor unveiled a blizzard of statistics in his autumn statement on thursday for the later, in the studio, the bbc�*s economics editor michael islam run through some of them. there are today's borrowing numbers in yellow, and the key thing is they stay high for march, the official forecasts were much lower, in blue. the obr forecasts were much lower, in blue. the 0br was forecasting those tax rises and the uk inflation rate, now at its highest in 41 years, would drive historic f...

Sector pay as you come through all this. i think one thing which is really important and if you look at what the 0br said and what the bank of england said in front of the treasury select committee, most people predict that inflation is going to fall sharply as we go over the next two or three years, or even full negative. we have to get through this and what the government have to do is use the lever is at its disposal to smooth the effects of this, protect people from the rise in inflation just of this, protect people from the rise in inflationjust now, and i'm sad to say that the abilities ...