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The new government won’t be demanding austerity to get public spending under control, with a view to being able to cut taxes to stimulate growth. It will instead be asking for a new spirit of collective responsibility to reign across the public and private sectors, with a vision of growth being unlocked in measured, careful steps. Here are some of the highlights we picked out from the King’s Speech focusing on policies that will impact business, investment and employment...https://sowo.kr/j1JxJKM3 #Government #Election24 #EconomicGrowth #BusinessImpact #EmploymentTrends #ElectionInsights #GovernmentPolicies

The new government won’t be demanding austerity to get public spending under control, with a view to being able to cut taxes to stimulate growth. It will instead be asking for a new spirit of collective responsibility to reign across the public and private sectors, with a vision of growth being unlocked in measured, careful steps. Here are some of the highlights we picked out from the King’s Speech focusing on policies that will impact business, investment and employment...https://sowo.kr/rnusBBjm #Government #Election24 #EconomicGrowth #BusinessImpact #EmploymentTrends #ElectionInsights #GovernmentPolicies

The new government won’t be demanding austerity to get public spending under control, with a view to being able to cut taxes to stimulate growth. It will instead be asking for a new spirit of collective responsibility to reign across the public and private sectors, with a vision of growth being unlocked in measured, careful steps. Here are some of the highlights we picked out from the King’s Speech focusing on policies that will impact business, investment and employment...https://sowo.kr/nfE84bal #Government #Election24 #EconomicGrowth #BusinessImpact #EmploymentTrends #ElectionInsights #GovernmentPolicies

The new government won’t be demanding austerity to get public spending under control, with a view to being able to cut taxes to stimulate growth. It will instead be asking for a new spirit of collective responsibility to reign across the public and private sectors, with a vision of growth being unlocked in measured, careful steps. Here are some of the highlights we picked out from the King’s Speech focusing on policies that will impact business, investment and employment...https://sowo.kr/NCqJPg3d #Government #Election24 #EconomicGrowth #BusinessImpact #EmploymentTrends #ElectionInsights #GovernmentPolicies

The new government won’t be demanding austerity to get public spending under control, with a view to being able to cut taxes to stimulate growth. It will instead be asking for a new spirit of collective responsibility to reign across the public and private sectors, with a vision of growth being unlocked in measured, careful steps. Here are some of the highlights we picked out from the King’s Speech focusing on policies that will impact business, investment and employment...https://sowo.kr/BQ8pCgx2 #Government #Election24 #EconomicGrowth #BusinessImpact #EmploymentTrends #ElectionInsights #GovernmentPolicies

White smoke (at last): France has a new Government 👇   Saturday evening, after 15 days of intense negotiations and search for the best political balance, the line-up of Michel Barnier’s government was finally announced. Work on preparing the next finance bills should be able to resume very quickly, for what is shaping up to be one of the highlights of the coming weeks.   ➡ Discover the firm’s preliminary analysis 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ep7PsXei

The new government won’t be demanding austerity to get public spending under control, with a view to being able to cut taxes to stimulate growth. It will instead be asking for a new spirit of collective responsibility to reign across the public and private sectors, with a vision of growth being unlocked in measured, careful steps. Here are some of the highlights we picked out from the King’s Speech focusing on policies that will impact business, investment and employment...https://sowo.kr/pTtABP7I #Government #Election24 #EconomicGrowth #BusinessImpact #EmploymentTrends #ElectionInsights #GovernmentPolicies

Check out our latest blog post to help you understand the main takeaways from the government's recent Spring Statement https://wix.to/eCdB34b #newblogpost

What's on Mike Aguilar, PhD's desk today? ☕️ While enjoying his morning tea (not a big coffee guy), Prof Aguilar came across some compelling reads from Bill Bergman’s "GovMoneyNews" daily newsletter that we think are worth sharing. https://zurl.co/bZom These articles dive into crucial conversations about the future of U.S. fiscal policy, including: 1️⃣ David Walker’s Op-Ed in the Boston Herald – Advocating for fundamental statutory changes and a constitutional amendment to tackle the unsustainable federal government finances. 2️⃣ Mission Statement from the Federal Fiscal Sustainability Foundation – Highlighting their commitment to shaping a fiscally responsible future. 3️⃣ The Advocates for Self-Government – Pushing for spending-based rules to guide federal budgeting, supported by constitutional amendments. These thought-provoking pieces offer insights into the ongoing debate over fiscal responsibility, challenging us all—citizens and policymakers alike—to think about the road ahead. 💡 Want to explore fiscal policy further? Registration for the 2025 Fiscal Challenge opens Tuesday, October 29th—an opportunity for students to dive deep into these critical issues and help shape future solutions. Let us know you're interested here: https://zurl.co/etwc

Top lawmakers in the United States have reached a preliminary agreement aimed at preventing a partial government shutdown ahead of the looming Friday deadline for funding approval. Under the agreement, four funding bills will receive extensions until March 8, while the remaining budget allocations will be extended until March 22. In a joint statement, key US lawmakers emphasized the necessity of bipartisan cooperation in funding the government: "We agree that Congress must work in a bipartisan manner to fund our government." #IonTrendz #GovernmentShutdown #USCongress #BudgetNegotiations #BipartisanDeal #FundingExtension #USPolitics #GovernmentFunding #ShutdownAversion #LegislativeAgreement #BudgetExtension #CongressionalNegotiations #PolicyMaking #PoliticalCompromise #News #Explore #Newsupdate