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'It would be wrong to cut spending or increase taxes.' Howard Davies explains why Donald Trump's tariffs could allow Rachel Reeves to increase borrowing.

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Donald Stevens1 year ago

@HowardJDavies Someone has to inform that so called professor idiot that markets are not the real world of business & if you @howardJDavies knew anything about what is intentionally making businesses & everyone else poorer, it's your Liebour government thieves this year.

Make Britain Great Again1 year ago

@HowardJDavies Reeves from accounts hasn't got a clue

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