Will the recovery slow when the fiscal squeeze resumes?

The recovery’s acceleration just as the pace of fiscal consolidation eased last year could suggest that GDP growth will slow sharply when the fiscal squeeze re-intensifies after the general election. But there are reasons to think that further austerity will be comfortably absorbed.


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