CBI members ‘sceptical’ about efficiency targets

Almost 90 per cent of businesses believe the government will miss its three-year, £21.5 billion efficiency target, according to a member survey by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).

Scepticism is pretty widespread, with 37 per cent of the 404 respondents, who were all at board-level or above, “not at all confident” that Gershon efficiency goals will be achieved.

Another 49 per cent were “not very confident”, according to the survey.

Only 4 per cent of respondents expressed any confidence.

A senior policy advisor at the CBI told...

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