Everyone will have to pay 'bit more' tax & make 'sacrifices', Jeremy Hunt says
, though, he refused to rule out a decline in the quality of public services in the short-term.
However, he emphasised that economic growth may be hindered by the "big increase in the number of people not taking part in work, even though they perhaps could". Despite this, the Chancellor did admit that "we will all be paying a bit more tax", adding: "I'm not going to be hiding anything I do."know that a thriving and dynamic economy needs low taxes and sound money - but sound money has to come first."
The Chancellor recognised that there would be economic pain but said: "we don't have the option of doing nothing."to raise interest rates, which would hit people's pockets "just as insidiously as taxes".Read More on The Sun
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