article_snippet.sent: But it was also highly critical of the lack of detail in the Conservatives' plans, saying the Conservatives' had failed to spell out where the Conservatives' would find tens of billions of pounds in cuts.
article_snippet.sent: IFS director Paul Johnson said: 'all the main parties have told us where all the main parties are going to increase spending on things like health, but none have said much about where the pain is going to fall.'
article_snippet.sent: Conservative plans require Whitehall cuts of £30billion, while Labour could get away with savings of just £1billion.
article_snippet.sent: But in an unflattering assessment, the IFS said there was a 'significant disconnect' between the IFS anti-austerity rhetoric and the IFS plans.
article_snippet.sent: Ed Balls said: 'the IFS has confirmed that the Tories are committed to the most extreme spending plans of any political party, with bigger cuts than any other advanced economy in the next three years' One in ten cancer sufferers need care at home but do not get any support, figures revealed today.
article_snippet.sent: But the IFS also raised major questions about the Tories' spending plans.
article_snippet.sent: the IFS said they involved 'substantial and almost entirely unspecified spending cuts and tax increases', and warned they could mean 'further real cuts to unprotected departments of around £30billion'.
article_snippet.sent: Tory plans for £12billion in welfare cuts have also not been spelled out in any detail.
article_snippet.sent: But Mr Balls said: 'the IFS the IFS has confirmed that the Tories' are committed to the most extreme spending plans of any political party, with bigger cuts than any other advanced economy in the next three years.'
article_snippet.sent: Nick Clegg said it confirmed the Tories' plan a 'cuts bombshell', adding: 'the Tories' will cut substantially less than the Conservative plan to cut many public services to the bone and borrow less than the reckless plan from Labour.'