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British Budget Problems
Dunbar, James | April 16, 1930 issue

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The article discusses the British budget. As the financial year 1929-1930 draws to a close, it becomes possible to estimate with a fair degree of accuracy, the likely trend of the government's budget. The latest returns of revenue indicate that the deficit on this year's accounts will not be so heavy as was anticipated even a month ago; while on the other hand, the publication of the estimates of expenditure for 1930 make clear the exact amount of the increase over the estimates for the current year. Certain loud protests that have been made against higher taxation should be discounted at the outset.

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BUDGET; EXPENDITURES, Public; BUDGET -- Law & legislation; EXPENDITURES, Public -- Forecasting; FISCAL policy; BUDGET deficits; GREAT Britain
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