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What accusations does the IFS make against the Reform and Greens parties?
The IFS accuses the Reform and Greens parties of 'poisoning' the debate by refusing to face up to 'painful' economic choices.
What specific claims does the IFS criticize the parties for?
The IFS criticizes the parties for making 'unattainable' tax cut claims which run into the billions of pounds.
Why does the IFS believe it is important for parties to address economic choices realistically?
The IFS believes it is important for parties to address economic choices realistically because failing to do so can have negative consequences on the economy and society as a whole.