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¿Cómo debería responder el Gobierno a otro aumento en las facturas de energía?
Afternoon all, The conflict in the Middle East and turmoil in the markets is throwing up questions for a Government committed to tackling the cost of living. The easy questions are whether they should pull any big fiscal levers quickly, and whether the best way to provide cost of living support is by delaying a … Continued The post How should the Government respond to another spike in energy bills? appeared first on Resolution Foundation
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Resolution Foundation (United Kingdom) | Mar 13, 2026
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Delaying fiscal measures could lead to greater economic instability and worsen the cost of living crisis for vulnerable households.
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Any response to energy bill spikes should be carefully evaluated to avoid creating further economic distortions or dependency on government aid.
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The government should focus on long-term energy solutions rather than temporary financial aid to address the root causes of rising bills.
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The government must implement immediate financial support for families facing soaring energy bills due to the ongoing conflict and market instability.
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Targeted support for the most affected sectors is essential, rather than blanket measures that may not address the specific needs of different communities.
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