• The finance secretary welcomed the reduction in VAT, from 17.5% to 15%, but said there was a "sense" that the cut was not enough to boost high street spending.

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  • The NHS, however, is a fiscal black hole, and, with new and ever more expensive medical technologies and drugs coming on stream, even this spending boost may not be enough.

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  • Spending on infrastructure will not boost the economy for ever.

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  • She said that the choice between deficit reduction and growth was a false one and called on Europe to boost growth by structural reforms, not by spending more.

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  • Furthermore, the recent devastation from Hurricane Sandy may not only create additional spending and provide a boost to the economy, but increases the likelihood that the fiscal cliff is significantly softened.

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  • Not in the Marlins favor: the spending spree providing much boost, at least based on the first two players.

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  • Thus, even if house prices do not plummet and interest rates do not rise, but both merely stabilise, the boost to consumer spending will surely fall away.

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  • What seems not to have occurred to members of Congress is that there is a way to boost the economy that not only doesn't require federal spending but actually reduces it: removing the drag caused by excessive, unscientific and net-negative regulation.

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  • Keynesian boondoggles are acceptable in principle, they say, but they cite Japan in the 1990s as proof that such spending does not always stimulate the economy: better to boost businesses' cashflow by easing their tax burden.

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  • If money is not circulating, but is stashed in reserves or under mattresses, it cannot boost spending or push up inflation.

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  • But he is coming under great pressure, not least from within his Workers' Party, to slash interest rates and ramp up public spending to boost the economy.

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  • The smaller, but growing, school argues not only that Keynesian deficit spending has reached its limits but also that a serious effort at cutting deficits would boost confidence and thus counter the drag on demand from lower government spending.

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