Government borrowings by source
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From: Colin England
Dear The Treasury,
The government borrows money through a number of vehicles (bonds, derivatives etc) and from a number of sources (individuals, banks, etc) that the government borrows from.
Could you please list all of the vehicles for borrowing that the government uses, their source and the percentage of government borrowing of each?
Yours faithfully,
Colin England
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