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answer › question first answered	2018-09-11T16:10:51.883Z
min date	2018-09-11
answering dept sort name	Treasury

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11/09/2018

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Treasury

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Economic Growth

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What steps he is taking to support economic growth.

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Bolton West

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Chris Green

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is ministerial correction

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11/09/2018

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The best way to drive economic growth is to raise productivity. Since 2010, this Government has provided over half a trillion pounds in capital investment, increased investment in skills, and reduced taxes for businesses. Lower taxes provide a strong incentive for businesses to invest in raising their productivity. Tax cuts include reductions to business rates worth over £10bn by 2023, freezing fuel duty for 8 years running, increasing R&D tax credits, and cutting corporation tax.

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Salisbury

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John Glen

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11/09/2018 16:10:51

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