Letter: Keynesian Budget that relies on free markets
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In today's issue, one of your regular commentators (Hamish McRae) says, 'the recovery is probably more secure than the Chancellor yesterday admitted', while another (Christopher Huhne) tells us that 'the recovery is still less well rooted than the Chancellor likes to proclaim'.
Does this reveal more about both your commentators than about either the Chancellor or the recovery?
Yours sincerely,
ROB ROSEVEARE
Ledbury, Herefordshire
17 March
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