The big questions for 2016 are familiar ones. Will George Osborne stay on track with his deficit reduction programme? Will the Bank of England raise interest rates for the first time in nearly a decade? But both these questions would be dwarfed in their impact on the economy if voters decide in the referendum that it is time for Britain to leave the European Union.
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The big questions for 2016 are familiar ones. Will George Osborne stay on track with his deficit reduction programme? Will the Bank of England raise interest rates for the first time in nearly a decade? But both these questions would be dwarfed in their impact on the economy if voters decide in the referendum that it is time for Britain to leave the European Union.
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