

This is how Labour can fill the 'black hole'
Oct 24, 2024
Ben Zaranko, a Senior Research Economist from the Institute for Fiscal Studies, dives into the fiscal challenges facing Labour, spotlighting a funding gap of £22 to £100 billion. He critiques the term 'black hole' in public finances while urging for transparency and accountability in economic policies. The conversation also touches on the balance of fiscal rules with investment needs, Labour's political landscape, and its commitment to workers' rights under Angela Rayner. Finally, it previews insights from former Conservative voters who've switched to Labour.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Understanding the Fiscal 'Black Hole'
01:33 • 7min
Navigating Fiscal Rules and Economic Growth
09:00 • 4min
Navigating Politics and Budgets in the Labour Party
12:53 • 2min
Penal Policy and Tax Revenues
15:15 • 7min
Exploring Voter Perspectives and AI Innovations
21:52 • 2min