HC Deb 20 July 1979 vol 970 cc871-3W
Mr. Shore

asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what has been the total direct investment by United Kingdom firms in the six original members of the EEC in each year since 1970; and what has been the total direct investment of the EEC six in the United Kingdom in the same period.

obtain preventive passenger ratios, this has been related to departmental statistics of passenger arrivals over the preceding 12 months.

Mr. Parkinson

I have been asked to reply, and I shall reply to the hon. Member as soon as possible.

Mrs. Renée Short

asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer (1) what the net effect of his tax cuts on a family earning £10,000 a year will now be, taking into account a 17.5 per cent. inflation rate and a 13 per cent. mortgage rate on a standard 25-year £10,000 mortgage;

  1. (2) what the net effect of his tax cuts on a family earning £150 a week will now be, taking into account a 17.5 per cent. inflation rate and a 13 per cent. mortgage rate on a standard 25-year £10,000 mortgage;
  2. (3) what the net effect of his tax cuts on a family earning £80 a week will now be, taking into account a 17.5 per cent. inflation rate and a 13 per cent. mortgage rate on a standard 25-year £10,000 mortgage;
  3. (4) what the net effect of his tax cuts on a family earning £70 a week will now be, taking into account a 17.5 per cent. inflation rate and a 13 per cent. mortgage rate on a standard 25-year £10,000 mortgage;
  4. (5) what the net effect of his tax cuts on a family earning £60 a week will now be, taking into account a 17.5 per cent. inflation rate and a 13 per cent. mortgage rate on a standard 25-year £10,000 mortgage;
  5. (6) what the net effect of his tax cuts on a family earning £30,000 a year will now be, taking into account a 17.5 per cent. inflation rate and a 13 per cent. mortgage rate on a standard 25-year £10,000 mortgage;
  6. (7) what the net effect of his tax cuts on a family earning £12,500 a year will 873 now be, taking into account a 17.5 per cent. inflation rate and a 13 per cent. mortgage rate on a standard 25-year £10,000 mortgage;
  7. (8) what the net effect of his tax cuts on a family earning £15,000 a year will now be, taking into account a 17.5 per cent. inflation rate and a 13 per cent. mortgage rate on a standard 25-year £10,000 mortgage;
  8. (9) what the net effect of his tax cuts on a family earning £20,000 a year will now be, taking into account a 17.5 per cent. inflation rate and a 13 per cent. mortgage rate on a standard 25-year £10,000 mortgage;
  9. (10) what the net effect of his tax cuts on a family earning £25,000 a year will now be, taking into account a 17.5 per cent. inflation rate and a 13 per cent. mortgage rate on a standard 25-year £10,000 mortgage;

Mr. Peter Rees,

pursuant to his reply [Official Report, 11 July 1979], gave the following answer:

I regret that this information cannot be provided without a disproportionate expenditure of time and resources.