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Friday 10 March 2017
One and a half cheers for "Spreadsheet Phil"
by Victor Hill | Economics | 12 mins. to read
Spreadsheet Phil
Mr Hammond's first and last spring budget was a cosh delivered to the growing army of the self-employed (white van drivers to barristers) and micro-company directors (interior designers to marketing consultants), concealed in a velvet glove of fiscal reassurance.

The good news is that the British economy is still relatively dynamic relative to its peers; the bad news is that growth prospects mean that "austerity" is likely to be the order of the day for another decade. Mr Hammond and his team are competent pragmatists; but, worryingly, there is little evidence of long-term strategic thinking in Whitehall.

The United Kingdom is not going to go broke any time soon and its citizens will continue to enjoy relatively good levels of employment and economic growth (though whether that growth translates into rising wages is another matter). Even though productivity growth is still lagging badly. That was the un-ecstatic message that the Chief Accountant – sorry, Chancellor of the Exchequer – delivered to the House of Commons on 08 March.

 
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