Hewlett Packard / Comprehensive Spending Review / Lloyds TSB / the Financial Times / PriceWaterhouseCoopers / the Guardian / /
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Germany / Northern Ireland / France / Japan / United States / Canada / United Kingdom / Scotland / Ireland / Wales / /
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pence / GBP / /
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Natural Disaster / Layoffs / /
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High Court / University of Greenwich / University of Edinburgh / Wheels facility / University of Sussex / House of Commons Library / Neath Port Talbot Hospital / /
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front-line services / child services / back office services / public services / education services / healthcare / public finance / stronger and fairer taxation systems / gross domestic product / financial services / steel / /
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John Hills / /
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Using office of National Statistics / Knowsley Borough Council / Coalition government / NHS Support Federation / Public Services International Research Unit / High Court / Fawcett Society / International Monetary Fund / office of National Statistics / Neath Port Talbot Hospital in Wales / Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee / Harvard / Connexions / Centre for Economics and Business Research / Scottish government / British government / Future Fund / University of Greenwich / OECD / University of Sussex / Unite / University of Edinburgh / G7 / From Scottish government / European Union / NHS / Thatcher government / House of Commons / Irish government / /
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Howard Reed / Martin Wolf / Paul Krugman / Richard Murphy / Andrew Lansley / Economists Tim Horton / Paul Segal / Allyson Pollock / David Blanchflower / John Hills / Jon Sibson / /
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head of public sector / economist / prize-winning economist / And health secretary / architect / Private Finance / Governor / leader / Professor / professor of international public health policy / member / economist / research fellow / /
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Sussex / Warrington / /
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the Financial Times / Guardian / the Guardian / the Comprehensive Spending Review / New Statesman / /
www.unitetheunion.org/dontbreakbritain Dealing with the deficit – there is a better way “People who think that fiscal expansion today is bad for future generations have got it exactly wrong. “The best course of ac