Emergency Budget, Deficit and Cuts: Visualized
June 22nd, 2010
Today in the UK the Conservatives/Liberal Democrat coalition presented their Emergency Budget.
Collaborating with David McCandless, Where Does My Money Go? have created a simple visualization to help you understand and contextualise the budget, and answer some basic questions such as: How much impact will the emergency budget have on the £156bn budget deficit? And what will those mind-boggling billion pound amounts actually mean?
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Credits
A Where Does My Money Go? visualization by David McCandless / InformationIsBeautiful, research by Lisa Evans and Tim Hubbard using on information from the Institute for Fiscal Studies and HM Treasury.
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