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  • The fiscal trap
    Plans to give Scotland additional tax powers contain a fatal flaw. A built-in perverse incentive means that the Holyrood government would be less inclined to adopt a fiscal stimulus and could, instead, be forced to raise its income tax rate. Jim Cuthbert and Margaret Cuthbert explain

Opinion

  • The great private sector pensions disappearing act, by Brendan Barber
    BRENDAN BARBER | It is hard to open some newspapers without reading yet another attack on the unaffordable, unsustainable platinum-encrusted pensions that keep everyone who has worked for more than five minutes in the public sector in the lap of luxury throughout their retirement 12 March 2010
  • Gold standards, by Paul Mason
    PAUL MASON | Implementing new financial reporting codes will not be all downhill for councils, but they are nearing the end of the run 11 March 2010
  • In the line of fire, by Mike Thatcher
    MIKE THATCHER | The late British general Sir Walter Walker’s robust views on the civil service came to mind this week as a two-day strike disrupted court hearings, jobcentres, driving tests and the operations of both the Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly 11 March 2010
  • Giving up the ghost, by David Lipsey
    DAVID LIPSEY | We have mainly faced phantom cuts so far, but the real ones will quickly follow. 11 March 2010
  • Planning is safe in our hands, by Bob Neill
    BOB NEILL | The shadow local government secretary wants to set the record straight about Conservative planning policies 11 March 2010
  • Export gloom, by Tony Dolphin
    TONY DOLPHIN | The latest UK trade figures were awaited more eagerly than usual. Exports are seen as crucial to the UK’s economic recovery and the main political parties are all eager to present t 10 March 2010

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  • Whitehall HQ of the Scottish office
  • Out of step?Is the Whitehall post of Scottish secretary an anachronism in today’s devolved UK? Yes, say the SNP and the LibDems; no, insist Labour and the Tories. As the row heats up, latest incumbent Jim Murphy tells David Scott what he thinks
  • Facing the factsThe UK’s deficit needs to be addressed and neither main party has a credible plan. Ahead of this month’s Budget, Tony Dolphin says it would be dangerous to implement more cuts now but there is an urgent need for long-term action
  • Wrestling with paySupporters of national pay bargaining say it ensures fair and equal wages across the UK. But critics are squaring up, arguing that it distorts the labour market and fails to recognise cost of living differences. Alison Moore reports
  • Health warningThe government and Opposition both claim the NHS will be safe in their hands. But just how protected will health budgets really be as the spending squeeze tightens? Tash Shifrin reports on threats of cuts and closures across England

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