In his speech today, the Prime Minister gave five targets: ‘Halve inflation, grow the economy, reduce debt, cut [NHS] waiting lists and stop the boats.’ But are these real targets, or are they the old politician’s trick of promising what will happen anyway?
Sunak’s job is made easier by the way economics is reported: everyone says what inflation is, but no one ever prints the forecasts.
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