Proceeding contribution from Michael Jack (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 26 November 2008. It occurred during Emergency debate on Pre-Budget Report.
Pre-Budget Report
If there was a prize for political irrelevance, the speech of the hon. Member for Edinburgh, South (Nigel Griffiths) would get the accolade of the year. Significantly, his ““All Our Yesterdays”” way of looking at the economy managed to ignore one trend of the past few years: the build-up of debt that has left this country in a singularly difficult position when it comes to coping with the current economic downturn. If he wants to be honest about figures, he should not be so selective in those that he uses to make his case.
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- Bank services Banks Credit Budgets Borrowing Investment Financial markets Economic situation Guarantees National income National insurance contributions Public expenditure Loans Public sector debt Taxation VAT World economy Pre-Budget report 2008
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