Government Spending - Interactive Guide to Where It Goes
Sunday, October 18, 2009
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Business students looking at where the UK government places its spending will find this interactive guide from the Guardian a great support.
Click here to visit the Guardian’s Interactive Guide to UK Government Spending.
A full analysis of the latest spending by department is also available here
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