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LIST OF TABLES

List of Charts

Economic and Fiscal Strategy Report

1.1 Fiscal balances comparison with Budget 2000 and PBR 2000
1.2 Budget 2001 policy decisions
2.1 Changes in Total Managed Expenditure accounted for by social security benefits and debt interest payments
2.2 Summary of forecast
2.3 Savings in Annually Managed Expenditure (AME) since Budget 2000 due to social security and debt interest before policy decisions
2.4 Fiscal balances comparison with Budget 2000 and PBR 2000
2.5 Summary of public sector finances
2.6 The overall fiscal impact - change from Budget 2000
4.1a Allocation of the Windfall Tax 1997-98 to 2000-01
4.1b The Employment Opportunities Fund
4.2 Weekly minimum income guarantee
4.3 Combined effect of Government's reforms on high marginal deduction rates
6.1 The Government's Budget measures and policy objectives
6.2 The environmental impact of the Government's Budget measures
A1 Long-term economic assumptions
A2 Change in the share of public pension expenditure between 2000 and 2050

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Financial Statement and Budget Report

A.1 Bands of taxable income 2001-02
A.2 Income tax allowances 2001-02
A.3 Working Families' Tax Credit and Disabled Person's Tax Credit
A.4 National insurance contribution rates 2001-02
A.5 Self-employed national insurance contribution rates 2001-02
A.6 National insurance contribution rates 2002-03
A.7 Changes to duties on road fuels and other hydrocarbon oils
A.8 Bands and rates for the graduated VED system for new cars
A.9 Lorry VED rates
A.10 Changes to tobacco duties
A.11 Budget 2001 policy decisions
A.12 Other measures announced since Budget 2000
A2.1 Measures announced in Budget 2000 or earlier which take effect after this Budget

A3.1

Estimated costs of principal tax expenditure and structural reliefs
B1 Summary of forecast
B2 Budget and independent forecasts
B3 Household sector expenditure and income
B4 Gross fixed capital formation
B5 Trade in goods and services
B6 Summary of economic prospects
B7 Gross domestic product and its components
B8 The world economy
C1 Fiscal balances comparison with Budget 2000 and PBR 2000
C2 Summary of public sector finances
C3 Economic assumptions for public finance projections
C4 Current and capital budgets, £ billion
C5 Current and capital budgets, per cent of GDP
C6 Fiscal balances comparison with Budget 2000 and PBR 2000
C7 Public sector current receipts
C8 Changes in current receipts since Budget 2000 and PBR 2000
C9 Current receipts
C10 Net taxes and social security contributions
C11 Total Managed Expenditure 1999-2000 to 2003-2004
C12 Changes in Total Managed Expenditure since PBR 2000
C13 Departmental Expenditure Limits - resource and capital budgets
C14 Accounting and other adjustments
C15 Public sector capital expenditure
C16 Departmental estimate of capital spending by the private sector (signed deals)
C17 Estimated aggregated capital value of projects at preferred bidder stage
C18 Estimated payments under PFI contracts - March 2001 (signed deals)
C19 Loans and sales of assets
C20 Public sector net cash requirement
C21 Financing requirement forecast
C22 Public sector transactions by sub-sector and economic category
C23 Historical series of public sector balances, receipts and debt
C24 Historical series of government expenditure

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LIST OF CHARTS

Economic and Fiscal Strategy Report

1.1 Government spending by function
1.2 Government receipts
2.1 RPIX inflation and inflation expectations 10 years ahead
2.2 Meeting the fiscal rules - cyclically-adjusted surplus on current budget and public sector net debt
2.3 Public sector net borrowing - actual and cyclically-adjusted
2.4 Cyclically-adjusted surplus on current budget
3.1 Business R&D expenditure as a percentage of GDP, 1981 and 1998
3.2 Business investment as a percentage of GDP
4.1 UK employment rate
4.2 Unemployment rates
4.3 ILO unemployed per unfilled jobcentre vacancy
4.4 Net tax rate for a family with two children
4.5 Gains to work before and after reforms
5.1
Financial support for the first child, in 2001-02 prices
5.2 Gains for families as a result of children's measures by 2001
5.3 Gains for working age households by 2001
5.4 Overall gains for pensioner families from pensioner policies including Budget 2001 changes
A1 UK population by age and sex
A2 The baseline projections

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Financial Statement and Budget Report

B1 LFS employment, unemployment and participation
B2 The output gap
B3 Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
B4 RPIX
B5 Business and non-residential investment ratios
B6 Balance of payments current account
B7 G7 GDP and world trade
B8 G7 consumer price inflation (CPI) and oil prices
C1 Public sector net debt and net worth
C2 Cyclically-adjusted surplus on current budget
C3 Tax-GDP ratio
C4 Total Managed Expenditure

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