that welfare benefits have to be indexed by a higher rate. the government also feeling squeeze for higher inflation. partly from benefits but apart from the fact that higher inflation pushes up the cost of government debt. around third of our debt is directly indexed to inflation. it's inflation linked in its cost goes up pound for pound but how much inflation goes out. . ., ., . pound but how much inflation goes out. ., . ., ., out. economic growth forecast quite a lot lower than _ out. economic growth forecast quite a lot lower than we _ out. economic growth forecast quite a lot lower than we previously i a lot lower than we previously thought. how do you boost growth when people can't afford to spend as much as they did last year even? taste much as they did last year even? we have much as they did last year even? - have not gone a growth forecast for the coming year from 6% to under 4%. that's largely because higher inflation is rolling people's real incomes in their consuming as was up there to pick up a government investment within those forecasts. the government is planning on an unprecedented rise in investment over that period. that public investment boom has been held back by the fact that the government is facing supply bottlenecks at the businesses are facing for the lot of