General election weekly update #2 [Podcast] EP84

Hannah L. Randolph; Mairi Spowage; Joao P. Sousa

General election weekly update #2 [Podcast] EP84

Hannah L. Randolph, Mairi Spowage, Joao P. Sousa

Economics

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Abstract

In this episode, FAI Director Mairi Spowage and Deputy Director João Sousa join economist Hannah Randolph to discuss the Conservatives’ claim that taxes would have to rise by about £2000 per household to fund Labour’s spending commitments; proposed policy on Council Tax reform and capital gains tax; and the proposed change to the Child Benefit charge threshold.

Timestamps

(00:20) £2k rise in taxes per household to fund Labour’s commitments?

(12:30) Council Tax reform and capital gains tax

(22:00) Child Benefit charge threshold

(30:00) FAI General Election coverage and events to look forward to

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Edition	EP84
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 7 Jun 2024

Keywords

General election
UK economy

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https://fraserofallander.org/podcast-general-election-weekly-update-2/

General Election 2024 - Implications for Scotland
Spowage, M. (Principal Investigator) & Sousa, J. (Co-investigator)
Nuffield Foundation
22/05/24 → 31/07/24
Project: Knowledge Exchange

Podcast - General election weekly update #2
Randolph, H. (Host), Spowage, M. (Participant) & Sousa, J. (Participant)
7 Jun 2024
Activity: Public Engagement and Outreach › Media Participation

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General election weekly update #2 [Podcast] EP84

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