LGIM fears for double dip recession

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Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) economist James Carrick has warned that anticipated government policy tightening threatens to send the UK economy back into recession by 2012.

He said: “The sharp cuts in public spending that the Government made in the recent emergency budget represent the largest fiscal tightening since the Second World War. Government figures suggest the gap left by these cuts will be filled by the biggest private sector boom ever – given how tight lending conditions remain

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