The Confederation of British Industry has urged Alistair Darling to outline in the upcoming budget how Britain can balance its books by 2015-16 – two years earlier than planned.
The CBI says that this would provide economic stability and encourage confidence from abroad in Britain’s finances. Pivotally, it would help to ensure Britain does not lose its AAA debt rating – the highest internationally recognised economic accreditation. The organisation’s recommendations to the Chancellor were put forth in an open letter from CBI director general…
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