Really good to have you with us, lindsayjudge. there is a balance between helping those on lower incomes and hitting those on middle and higher incomes. so did jeremy hunt, in the view of the resolution foundation, strike the right balance? ~ , ., ., ., , balance? well, you are right, it was an incredibly balance? well, you are right, it was an incredibly difficult balance? well, you are right, it was an incredibly difficult line balance? well, you are right, it was an incredibly difficult line for- balance? well, you are right, it was an incredibly difficult line for the - an incredibly difficult line for the chancellor to walk yesterday. he has to fill his fiscal hole as he spoke about many times, but also not make the recession worse and also not make household income is worse particularly in cost of living crisis. i think the first thing to say is the chancellor did a relatively good job when it comes to the poorest households in the uk. so we saw the uprating of benefits ann
Going to hold the line, it s not going to hold the line, it s not going to hold the line, it s not going to be giving more. and my concern is we are really holding young people back and we re not allowing them to become independent. they are going to be financially reliant on their parents much longer. reliant on their parents much loner. . ~ ,. reliant on their parents much loner. . ~ ,. ., longer. thank you, emma. particularly longer. thank you, emma. particularly for longer. thank you, emma. particularly for young - longer. thank you, emma. i particularly for young people longer. thank you, emma. - particularly for young people and teenagers who have been through really difficult economic times in recent years, that is a flavour of the reaction that we have been getting here in gloucester this morning. plenty more to think about as the details spill out more over the next few days, i m sure. studio: good to hearfrom you, hannah. many thanks. analysis suggests that the decision t
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