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The modest facade of the British Government on Wednesday suffered a crack to know the conclusions of a report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IEF) on the draconian cuts in social plan. The independent body has concluded that the poorest families are the most adversely affected by the cuts applied by the Government. The budget presented in June by Finance Minister George Osborne, is "clearly regressive", according to the IEF, a conclusion which is exactly the opposite of Osborne entoncespor maintained. Families with lower income children suffer a decline of 5.2% on their incomes, because of cuts to subsidies for housing and other items. The upper-class families will face a revenue decline of 1.1%. Osborne had promised that the poor pay proportionately less than those who have more "in their plans to reduce the budget deficit. The institute's report shows clearly the Liberal Democrats, members of the Tories in government, which justified its coalition agreement with the argument that by including the consolidation of government accounts is not primed in the most vulnerable sectors of society. Its leader, Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, often used IEF studies during the campaign to defend the liberal agenda. Now, however, argues that this latest report is biased because it does not take into account the things we do for people is not dependent on subsidies and can find a job. " The Government said that the report also assesses the projected increase in growth of the British economy. In fact, more and more analysts also the Bank of England that are most likely a relapse of the economy when the effects of declining to appear in public spending in mid-2011.