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Labour deficit cutting - the £50bn question
Stephen Beer
Where the £50bn figure comes from.
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Does Labour still have an economic credibility deficit?
Fabian Society, 27 September 2012
One year on from the launch of my pamphlet, by how much have we changed?
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The other great crisis
Progress, 19 July 2011
While attention in the UK was focused on the News Corp crisis, in the Eurozone another crisis has been unfolding.
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Lines of attack and best defence
Tribune, 29 October 2010
Labour must be sure it is fighting on the right financial ground.
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Credibility Deficit
Progress magazine, October 2010
Even if Labour is proved right on the dangers of a double-dip recession, it will not be enough to win the economic arguments of five years hence.
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Society versus the government?
Church of England Newspaper, 30 July 2010
Why we should not rush to embrace Cameron's 'Big Society'.
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Outlook grim, forecast worse
Tribune, 2 July 2010
The impact of the Tory-LibDem Coalition's first Budget.
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Progressive opposition
Progress, 23 June 2010
The leadership candidates need to remind themselves and the public that the deficit was caused by responsible action in dire straits, but also prepare a progressive economic policy without simply opposing everything.
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The Coalition's cuts and compromises
Tribune, 4 June 2010
Unfortunately, the new Government's economic policies are entirely what they seem. Labour needs to be wise about how it oposes them.
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The Chancellor and his shadows
Progress, 30 March 2010
The Channel 4 debate between the three men who want to be Chancellor after the General Election contained no fireworks. However, it did give us a sense of how the debate on the economy might pan out during the campaign.
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