Justin Spees is an intern at the Washington Monthly.
When David Cameron became the leader of England’s governing coalition he initiated a sweeping program of fiscal austerity designed to handle that county’s end of the global recession. He announced the initiative in June of last year, and by October he’d laid out measures to increase taxes and cut social programs. In December the government […]
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