Conservatives attack Darling's budget

The transcript discusses the potential changes to the budget by the Conservative party if they win the election, contrasting it with the Labour government's plans. It highlights the Conservatives' view that Labour's spending is unaffordable and warns of the economic risks, including recession and joblessness, if the budget is altered while international demand remains weak.

What is the Labour government planning to do after the election?

• Privatize industries

• Cut public services

• Implement a new budget

• Increase taxes

What have the Conservatives announced regarding Labour's spending plans?

• They will reduce it

• They will discard it

• They will increase it

• They will support it

Why do the Conservatives believe Labour's spending is unaffordable?

• Due to high inflation

• Because of low private demand

• Because of high unemployment

• Due to international pressure

What risk is associated with the Conservatives' plan to discard Labour's spending?

• Increased inflation

• Economic recovery

• Higher taxes

• Recession and joblessness

What could happen if private demand remains weak and the Conservatives discard Labour's plans?

• Economic growth

• Economic downturn

• Stable employment

• Increased exports