Originally posted by chris79
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Spending on the public sector is investment. Just because there is a recession we don't stop investing in our future and our children's future.
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Originally posted by chris79 View Post
Why nobody has been jailed yet for squandering public funds is beyond me.
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Originally posted by chris79 View PostDoes the public sector follow suit to balance the books due to less tax being paid?
1) increase prices (taxes in this case)
2) borrow more (to be repaid with increased taxes in the future or devalued by inflation, in any case it will be issue for future administrations)
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Originally posted by chris79 View PostWhat I want to know is if the private sector suffers and we all lose our jobs, pay cuts, etc..
Does the public sector follow suit to balance the books due to less tax being paid?
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I see these jobs for £700 a day 12 month rolling to 'research the effects of working hours on NHS staff' - criteria: Only available to those who have PCT experience (aye aye, wink wink).
Is that those consultants who retired early on full final salary, did a degree at the expense of the tax payer, then get these ridiculous jobs through a certain special handshake?
Why nobody has been jailed yet for squandering public funds is beyond me.
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Originally posted by chris79 View PostWhat I want to know is if the private sector suffers and we all lose our jobs, pay cuts, etc..
Does the public sector follow suit to balance the books due to less tax being paid?
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Originally posted by chris79 View PostWhat I want to know is if the private sector suffers and we all lose our jobs, pay cuts, etc..
Does the public sector follow suit to balance the books due to less tax being paid?
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Public spending cuts
What I want to know is if the private sector suffers and we all lose our jobs, pay cuts, etc..
Does the public sector follow suit to balance the books due to less tax being paid?Tags: None
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