Prosperity: Movement

In a bold fiscal manoeuvre that could reshape Britain’s socioeconomic landscape, the Chancellor’s latest budget emerges as a potential watershed moment for private education, inheritance dynamics, and agricultural heritage.

Is the purported £22 billion fiscal “blackhole” a legitimate concern? This question examines the rationale behind the Chancellor’s decision to change fiscal rules to deliver a Budget of massive spending propped up by £36.2 billion of tax rises and £32.3 billion of borrowing.

This November, Legatum Institute welcomed former Prime Minister Rt Hon Liz Truss to join LI’s Managing Director Dr Radomir Tylecote for a panel discussion, followed by Q&A session, based on her Sunday Times bestseller, Ten Years to Save the West.

The Chancellor commenced her budget announcement by stating that the route to growth was through investment. Dr. Emmanuel Igwe discusses.

By the end of this Parliament, it is forecast that we will see a decline in real GDP, stagnating living standards, and significant drops in private investment and private consumption.

Professor Doug Stokes warns the government’s decision will have lasting consequences for the global balance of power.