Austerity blues or going for growth?
The discussion dominating public debate about how far and how fast we should be cutting the fiscal deficit is a giant displacement activity, which has dangerous consequences. The real problem facing the UK, and other western countries, is how to regenerate economic growth.
By Rob Killick | Battle of Ideas, Eagle Eye - Breaking views from commentators - | Wednesday, 20 October 2010 at 6:00 am
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