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Overall this year, the economy still forecast to grow by 4.2%. gdp then falls in 2023 by 1.4%, before rising by 1.3%, 2.6% and 2.7% in the following three years. well, many are calling the chancellor's package a return to austerity. but is that the case? austerity is adopted by governments to try to "balance the books" if it's been running a budget deficit, or overdraft, where it's having to borrow money to fund public spending. it was pursued back in 2010 — in the aftermath of the financial crisis. david cameron was prime minister at the time. austerity then meant deep spending cuts and tax...

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Glasgow. the chancellor jeremy hunt glasgow. the chancellorjeremy hunt says his decision to increase public spending on health and education in england means there will be an extra £1.5 billion available for the scottish government's budget over two years, although the first minister nicola sturgeon says that money is being swallowed up by inflation and she accuses the conservatives of re—imposing austerity. it will be up to the acting finance secretaryjohn swinney to decide how to spend the money he does have and that will happen next month. he will also have to decide whether or not to re...

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