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The independent public sector pay review bodies have recommended to ministers. and what would the impact of not granting that award be? those are the questions the government is grappling with right now. would it be inflationary? that s what the chancellor and the prime minister have both recently suggested. but here s some important context. the yellow line shows private sector pay currently rising at around 7.1% year on year. the blue line shows public sector pay currently running below the private sector at 5.9%. and as you can see, it s been below it for the past two years. economists look at this evidence and mostly conclude the argument that a 6% pay rise for the public sector would lead to a dangerous wage price spiral in the uk is not particularly credible. however, public finance experts do estimate that a 6% public sector pay rise across the public sector would cost roughly an additional £5 billion relative to the existing government spending plans. and if that were funded b