which is exactly?

The incumbent one

doesent tell much

https://journals.openedition.org/osb/374

not gona read thorugh that tbh

nvm

its outdated

Conservatives: The Tories will eliminate the deficit by "the middle of the next decade" committing to fiscal rules laid out by Hammond during the Autumn Statement last November. These rather loose rules commit the government to return to a budget surplus "as soon as practicably possible" and try to limit borrowing to 2% this year.

The party says in its manifesto: "Conservatives believe in balancing the books and paying down debts - because it is wrong to pass future generations a bill you cannot or will not pay yourself.

"The next Conservative government will continue the difficult but necessary work of restoring our public finances while still ensuring that we are investing for the future."

how much deficit u have? like 1.8%?

I wonder from where they gon take the money to balance it out tho?

wtf

10%?

damn

but even 2.2 is high

only 4-5 years of budget surplus on 20+ years?

thats bad

thats really bad

That was in 2016 to 2017 it lower now

how is it that you all manage to get so goddamn big budget deficits?

dont ya read the economics part of the ballot?

Which years are you referring to

all of em really

like, seeing astronomic figures like 7

5

6

3

bruh

Anyway I’m going to go to sleep now bye

lmao

git gud

2009-2010. The years after the financial crash in 2008, it isn't rocket science. The UK economy is recovering remarkably well, but it would of been better to NOT bail out the banks

Ok

Replubicans > Democrat’s

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I didnt find any send ss @Deleted User

Fuckin snitch

Snitches get stitches for being loudmouth bitches