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With mild echoes of the ill-fated mini-Budget under Prime Minister Liz Truss and Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng, albeit with less than that full-splurge agenda, plus full OBR input and prior consultation on many if not all policy changes, this was a pro-growth budget. Hence, given some improved news on the public finances, there were measures aimed at incentivising business investment ("Enterprise"), keeping people in work ("Employment"), announcement of phased changes to support working families with early years education and wrapround childcare, that having been identified as an important supply-side reform ("Education") and initiatives to address geographic disparities in the UK ("Everywhere").