Britain Tests the Limits With Plan to Tax Its Way Out of Debt
Britain was singled out for praise by the International Monetary Fund this month for the boldest deficit-reduction plan of any Group of Seven nation. Bolder still is its decision to deliver the whole squeeze with higher taxes, with econo…
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