Public expenditure management in the Netherlands: Prudent budgeting, fiscal retrenchment and market reform
In the late 1980s and early 1990s the Dutch government ran a series of successive budget deficits.
In the late 1980s and early 1990s the Dutch government ran a series of successive budget deficits.
As the spending review approaches, this event explored how the government can best use its missions to shape its spending choices.
A series of fringe events on industrial strategy, devolution, public services, net zero and more.
Dame Meg Hillier joins us to discuss how Labour can reinvigorate the process so that it can deliver on an ambitious set of cross-cutting missions.
Former HMRC chair Edward Troup looks at the impact of the 2005 O’Donnell reforms.