Denmark Decides to Make It ‘More Attractive to Work’
- Planned cuts worth $3.7 billion designed to boost employment
- Danske economist questions whether plan will sustain growth
The Christians Havn district of Copenhagen.
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Denmark’s government proposed a broad range of tax cuts that will hit all income groups, make it cheaper to save toward retirement and reduce levies on cars.