Britain's fiscal squeeze: the choices ahead

Chote, Robert; Crawford, Rowena; Emmerson, Carl; Tetlow, Gemma

doi:10.1920/bn.ifs.2009.0087

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“…In the wake of the Government bank rescue and in the run up to the Pre‐Budget Report in 2009, an Institute of Fiscal Studies report estimated that the UK Government would have to borrow £90 billion to bridge the gap between spending and revenue or the Public Sector Net Borrowing Requirement would be unsustainable (Chote et al., ). The Centre for Economic and Business Research (CEBR) estimated that a budget deficit reduction of £100 billion by 2014/15 would be necessary to get the deficit down to £50 billion and, without any fiscal action, the deficit would become £158 billion (CEBR, 2009).…”

Section: Uk Evidence Of Npmmentioning

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New Public Management: The Story Continues

Hyndman¹,

2016

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New Public Management (NPM) has aroused significant interest amongst academe, policy makers and practitioners, since its first articulation in the seminal articles by Hood (1991 and 1995). However, in the 21st century, a body of opinion has developed which asserts that the NPM is passé. This paper seeks to determine the contemporary status of NPM in the context of the UK, one of the early adopters of NPM. Close inspection of UK Government policy underlines the importance of NPM ideas in the New Labour Government modernisation policy (1997‐2010). Furthermore, the policy actions of the 2010–2015 UK Coalition Government reveal that the global financial crisis intensified the drive for NPM in the UK's public sector. This discussion reveals no evidence in support of the demise of NPM.

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Section: Uk Evidence Of Npmmentioning

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New Public Management: The Story Continues

Hyndman¹,

2016

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“…The new financial context will require difficult local decisions in the NHS, irrespective of this White Paper. 14 We will be open and honest about what this means.…”

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Road-testing a new NHS contract

Breslin

2012

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Britain's fiscal squeeze: the choices ahead

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New Public Management: The Story Continues

New Public Management: The Story Continues

Road-testing a new NHS contract

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