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EVEN Liz Truss doesn’t believe her “growth through tax cuts” plan is going to work, according to Labour’s Barry Gardiner.
The Brent North MP accepts that the “mini-Budget” announced by Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng is ideological.
“What Truss is saying is you can achieve economic growth simply through tax cuts.
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