Common Wealth think tank says UK should relax accounting rules to unlock billions in infrastructure investment
The left-of-center think tank argues that Britain is wasting an opportunity to invest billions of pounds in infrastructure by sticking to rigid national accounting rules that prevent arms-length government bodies from borrowing on their own account. It suggests that switching to the system used across Europe would end the UK’s “self-inflicted status as an international outlier” and let public corporations like GB Energy raise money for urgent capital spending.
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