Wednesday 29 July 2009

Don't bother

On the front page of the Telegraph website is the headline "50p tax to stifle economy", which carries the explanation:
New 50p tax rate to stifle economy and increase unemployment.
When you click on the link, the story itself, which is about consumer/personal finance instead of economics, suddenly uses inverted commas and the sub-headline reveals that it is based on a "study" by the Taxpayers Alliance.

No need to read any further.

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