Spreadsheets v politics.

The article discusses the Great Britain's Budget plan by Philip Hammond, Chancellor of the Exchequer. It mentions Hammond's announcement to manage gig economy and higher taxes for self-employed people, where the chancellor raises their national insurance contributions (NICs). Policy reviews under the Prime Minister of Great Britain Theresa May are stated, which is still unclear, like a long-delayed white paper on the chronic shortage of housing and failure of endorsing ideas for housebuilding.