The proposed cuts in public spending announced by British Chancellor George Osborne are unprecedented in recent memory, as is the depth of the recession. All agree, something had to be done, but will the massive cutbacks pay off?
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The proposed cuts in public spending announced by British Chancellor George Osborne are unprecedented in recent memory, as is the depth of the recession. All agree, something had to be done, but will the massive cutbacks pay off?