What time is the Autumn Statement and what will Jeremy Hunt say?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : There will be support for entrepreneurs to raise capital, measures to "get behind our fastest growing industries", policies to unlock foreign direct investment and measures to boost productivity, an issue which has dogged the UK economy for years.
46% : For almost three million workers, the Government has already announced an increase in the national living wage, which will rise from £10.42 to £11.44 from April, with the policy also extended to cover workers aged 21 and over, rather than 23 and over.
44% : The plans in March's Budget suggested a significant squeeze in public spending after the election, which may not be possible to deliver, and included revenues from increases in fuel duty which are likely to be scrapped given the freeze in the rate which has applied since 2011.

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