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Osborne’s four myths mean he hits the poor and helps the rich
George Osborne performed his main role at conference: to produce some good news to deflect attention from defection and deviance. Abolishing death taxes while targeting tax avoiders sounds good and the Tory faithful loved it. And this is good news … Continue reading
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Michael Kitson: Economist 