What was Pitts plan in regard to how to deal with the cost of french and Indian war?

Pitt's plan to address the costs of the French and Indian War involved increasing British government spending to support the war effort and securing greater colonial contributions. He aimed to borrow funds and raise taxes, particularly on the American colonies, to cover military expenses. Additionally, Pitt sought to strengthen British military presence in North America, believing that a decisive victory would ultimately lead to greater territorial gains and financial returns. His strategy was to prioritize the war effort while ensuring long-term economic benefits for Britain.