1984
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-0270.1984.tb01650.x
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Carts before Horses

Abstract: The Government has wade poiitical capital ol its hope that economic growth will complete the recovery ^riitiated by the reduction iri the rate of inflation, so that it can 'hold' public expenditure. But, argues economist Jofm Burton, the Government's expectations are over-optimistic. Forecasts of growth nearly always prove false. In any event, growth is unlikely to be anything like sufficient to sustain recovory v/ithout substantial cuts -not mere containment -in state spending and taxation. Corisoliaatioii' w… Show more

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