A day after being slated by the IFS, the Darling, Cable and Osborne gave speeches on their economy policies and priorities.
Vince Cable was up first. With the Lib Dems rise in the polls, he's come in for some hard questioning recently, and their proposals focus on regulating the banks and personal tax issues.
Darling's was next and his speech focused on his experience as Chancellor - which an FT poll of City types labels as 'impressive' - and contrasting his record with what he calls the Tories "lack of judgement".
Despite being labelled as inexperienced by the City, Osborne is still the punters' favourite to become the next Chancellor - his focus is on regulating banks and corporate tax reforms. The challenge for Osborne is to ensure his tax proposols don't undermine manufacturing and a balanced economy.
What's EEF's view?
Like we said this morning - we need more from all the parties on their vision for the economy and how they intend to make it a reality.
Unfortunately, we've seen precious little detail to match the scale of the rhetoric coming from the parties.