Do health and efficiency targets really measure up?

By Niall Dickson 2004-08-06T00:00:00

Efficiency Is one of the chancellor’s favourite words. It had a starring role in last month’s spending review, when he demanded that social housing providers make efficiency savings of £835m by the financial year 2007/8. The Treasury is expected to demand another £700m between now and then. That’s a lot ...

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