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Autumn Statement 2013 Preview

With the economic recovery yet to have much impact on the Government's popularity, Chancellor George Osborne may be tempted to use the proceeds of stronger growth to fund a small giveaway in the Autumn Statement. But the big picture is that the fiscal consolidation still has a long way to go.

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