Brown Plans Sale of $4.8 Billion in State Assets to Cut Deficit
Written on October 12, 2009
U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown tomorrow will propose the sale of state assets including the Tote, the student loan book and the Dartford Crossing across the river Thames to raise about 3 billion pounds ($4.8 billion) to reduce the government budget deficit low interest payday loans.
Brown will make the announcement tomorrow in London, according to a statement issued by his office today.
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