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Politicians Reference OBR Forecasts on Household Income and Living Standards

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Kemi Badenoch claimed the Office for Budget Responsibility forecast that real household disposable income would be lower every year. Robert Jenrick made a similar claim that living standards would decline every year for the next five years. The OBR forecast shows real household disposable income falling in 2026, but then rising in each subsequent year until 2031. The OBR calls real household disposable income a useful though incomplete measure of living standards.

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The OBR's forecast for a decline in real household disposable income in 2026 challenges the economic platform of the Tories. The figures used by the politicians relate to how living standards are projected to change across the country.

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