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NLP has issued its Economic Outlook report for May 2010, with a particular focus on the likely impacts of fiscal tightening and the prospects for export-led growth. The report examines the potential impacts of a range of tax rises and spending cuts being considered by the new coalition government, and assesses the relative impacts and implications for each region. It also investigates which economic sectors and locations could drive growth by increasing their exports.
NLP Director, Matthew Spry, said: "although the UK has recorded economic growth in the last two quarters, this report emphasises the highly uncertain nature of the recovery. It also underlines the need to assess and understand the differing spatial implications of the budget deficit reduction programme as details emerge in the emergency budget and comprehensive spending review due in the autumn."
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