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The Spring Budget 2024 prioritised short-run tax cuts, with Chancellor Jeremy Hunt taking an extra 2% off national insurance contributions. This was anticipated, given we are in an election year - but it marks another missed opportunity to make progress on boosting living standards on a longer-term basis, and increase investment in a sustainable and resilient future for the UK, say Esin Serin, Anna Valero and Dimitri Zenghelis.
Esin Serin, Anna Valero and Dimitri Zenghelis
6 March 2024
Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment
https://www.lse.ac.uk/granthaminstitute/news/the-uks-spring-budget-2024-more-of-the-same-on-growth-and-net-zero/
This work is published under POID and the CEP's Growth programmeGreen Transition programme.
This publication comes under the following CEP theme: UK productivity and policy, Clean growth