Government urging firms to cut prices with no extra help

The government has announced a campaign encouraging businesses to cut their prices with no additional support to make up the lost income.  

by | 29 Jun, 2022

Cost of living tsar, David Buttress, has proposed the advert campaign but a government source said there will be no extra subsidies for businesses to cut prices. Instead, taxpayer money will be going on a marketing campaign.

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