Treasury ignored Oxford study warning that Eat Out to Help Out 'did not make economic sense'
Data showed that opening restaurants would see deaths increase and opening factories and manufacturing would be better for the economy
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Data showed that opening restaurants would see deaths increase and opening factories and manufacturing would be better for the economy
Rishi Sunak’s team at His Majesty’s Treasury ignored a study from Oxford University warning that opening up restaurants like they did with Eat Out to Help Out in 2020 “did not make economic sense”, The Daily Telegraph can reveal.
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