David Cameron Vows to Stick to the Deficit Plan

The transcript covers a speech on the economy, emphasizing the importance of sticking to the current economic plan despite challenges. It highlights differing opinions within the government, particularly between David Cameron and Vince Cable, on whether to increase public investment. The speech also addresses the impact of economic policies on businesses and the importance of public housing projects. The conclusion reiterates the commitment to the current plan, with no new policies introduced, and sets the stage for the upcoming budget announcement.

What was the main message conveyed by the speaker regarding the economic plan?

How did Vince Cable's views differ from the Prime Minister's regarding public investment?

What challenges did housing associations face according to the speech?

What did the Prime Minister imply about the current economic situation in his speech?

What was the significance of the upcoming budget mentioned in the speech?