Javid insists Tory manifesto is fully costed

The video discusses fiscal rules and the importance of balancing day-to-day spending. It highlights the transparency of the costings document, which uses official figures. The speaker emphasizes the achievement of a surplus in spending, allowing for flexibility. Borrowing is limited to economic infrastructure investment with prudent limits. The video also covers economic recovery since 2010, showcasing achievements like record employment and low unemployment. The speaker contrasts this with the previous economic crisis under the Labour government.

What is emphasized about the costings document published alongside the manifesto?

• It was only partially completed.

• It was published without any official figures.

• It was challenged by the opposition.

• It was detailed and transparent.

What is the speaker's approach to borrowing?

• Borrowing is unlimited and unrestricted.

• Borrowing is only for economic infrastructure with limits.

• Borrowing is avoided at all costs.

• Borrowing is for any type of spending.

What is the speaker's view on balancing day-to-day spending?

• It should be balanced with increased borrowing.

• It is only important during economic crises.

• It is crucial and they aim to run a surplus.

• It is unnecessary and should be avoided.

Since 2010, what economic achievements does the speaker highlight?

• Higher taxes and reduced economic growth.

• Record employment and wages rising faster than inflation.

• Increased unemployment and stagnant wages.

• Decreased public services investment.

What does the speaker claim about their track record compared to Labour governments?

• They have consistently increased national debt.

• They have no significant economic achievements.

• They have a track record of strong economic management.

• They have a history of economic crises.