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Austerity
Austerity is the name used for government ficsal policy which is aimed at reducing a government's deficit (or borrowing). Fiscal austerity can be achieved through increases in government revenues - primarily via direct and indirect tax rises - and/or a reduction in government spending or future spending commitments.
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Risks to inequality from premature fiscal austerity
3rd June 2021
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Impact of Brexit on finances
28th June 2016
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Intensify austerity to boost the economy
13th July 2016
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Living standards, Poverty and Inequality in the UK in 2016
21st July 2016
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Brexit - Should the UK Government abandon austerity?
31st August 2016
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Stiglitz on Seven Reforms to Save the Euro
2nd September 2016
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Eighty Years on from the General Theory - Keynes Returns
11th December 2016
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The Debt Deficit Distinction
16th January 2017
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Can't Pay Won't Pay - Greeks Bridle Against Austerity
1st March 2017
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Prospects for the Greek Economy
Study Notes
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Fiscal Policy: How government spending in the UK is split
29th November 2020
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Fiscal Policy - Clear The Deck Knowledge Retrieval Activity
Quizzes & Activities
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Evaluating Fiscal Policy (Online Lesson)
Online Lessons
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Fiscal Policy: Government Spending
Topic Videos
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Government borrowing is cheap but not without risks
9th December 2019
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UK Economy Update 2019: Monetary and Fiscal Policy
Topic Videos
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Fiscal Austerity (Chain of Analysis)
Exam Support
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IMF warns that era of UK austerity is not yet over
24th November 2017
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Austerity fatigue sets in
17th July 2017
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Social and Economic Austerity
23rd June 2017
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Is Christmas getting cheaper? Inflation, elasticity and austerity
14th December 2015
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The Renegade Economist - Is another Crash Coming
9th February 2015
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John Van Reenen on Austerity
11th March 2015