Top economists back Darling in spending cuts row - papers
More than 60 leading economists have backed Alistair Darling's decision to delay spending cuts until 2011, creating a dividing line within the profession on the crucial general election issue of how to tackle the UK's huge public debt.
Two letters in Friday's Financial Times warn of the risks of damaging Britain's fragile recovery by "reckless" early cuts. They are a riposte to the 20 economists who wrote to The Sunday Times last...
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