George Osborne Responds to Poor Economy Figures

The transcript discusses Britain's tough economic situation due to accumulated debts and an unbalanced economy. The recovery is further hindered by Europe's recession. The debate centers on whether to increase borrowing and spending amidst a debt crisis, with international perspectives suggesting caution.

What is one of the main reasons for Britain's tough economic situation?

• Accumulated debts over the last decade

• Low unemployment rates

• High levels of savings

• Strong economic growth

How does Europe's economic condition affect Britain's recovery?

• It accelerates Britain's recovery

• It hinders Britain's recovery

• It improves Britain's trade balance

• It has no impact on Britain's recovery

What is the dilemma faced by Britain in the context of a debt crisis?

• Whether to cut public services

• Whether to increase taxes

• Whether to borrow more or spend more

• Whether to invest in technology

What is the general perception of international organizations regarding Britain's economic strategy?

• They support increased borrowing

• They believe in reducing spending

• They think borrowing more is not the right course

• They suggest increasing exports

What do the British people understand about the economic strategy during the debt crisis?

• That increasing taxes is the solution

• That spending more is essential

• That borrowing more is necessary

• That borrowing more is not the right course