Neither party’s general election manifesto sets out an honest set of choices,says leading thinktankNeither of the two main parties “has set out an honest set of choices” to the public over their tax and spending plans, the Institute of Fiscal Studies has said.
In a critical assessment of the Conservative and Labour party manifestos, and the thinktank said both parties presented a misleading picture of the impact their polices would possess over the course of the next parliament. It also warned that neither addressed the long-term challenges facing the UK. Related: General election 2017: IFS says Tories offering five years of austerity and Labour's plans 'would not work' – politics live Related: Schools face years of funding cuts whether Tories win election,say thinktanks Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com