Answers for the Tories on the economy

Andrew Grice is looking at Tory policy this week in the Independent.Today is the economy,probably th most important at the moment and he asks 5 unanswered questions

1.How would the Tories "share the proceeds of growth" between tax cuts and spending if there is no economic growth?

2.How would they bring down the level of government borrowing?

3.How would they increase working tax credit for couples now that Labour has adopted the welfare plans due to raise the £3bn needed?

4.Have their plans to raise £2.8bn from non-domiciles been scuppered by Labour's decision to hit them?

5.When will they spell out their plans to raise green taxes so that they can in turn cut taxes for families?

I think that there is another one that I would like to ask.What would they have done differently if they had been in Gordon's Brown's shoes in the treasury for the past 10 years.I think that the answer would be much the same