What’s the Plan?
So, Budget 2009 has come and gone (at least until next week, when Brian Lenihan starts reversing decisions, and March, when he needs a mini-Budget because all the income predictions are wildly optimistic). But where’s the plan? Why is there no articulation of how this Budget, and the two or three to follow, will bring [...]
October 19th, 2008 at
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Politics (Ireland) | tags: brian lenihan, budget 2009, counter-cyclical, downturn, economic growth, economic slowdown, finance, labour party, mini-budget, ministers of state, pro-cyclical, public finances, spending cuts, super budget, tax loopholes |
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