GrannyGravy13
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Well, that wouldn't be too bad!
How to you reconcile investment in infrastructure with a promise to reduce taxation (for some)?
Taxation does not fund Government spending
source MaizieD and many other economists
Absolutely true, GG13, but although this government has 'created' £billions, at no cost,in the last couple of years they, and the MSM are telling the public that it has to be paid back through higher taxation and cutting government spending. And the public are happy to go along with it because Thatcher told them that there was no such thing as 'public money', just taxpayer's money.
Until we get a government that is bold enough to tell the public that state investment grows the economy through the opportunities for sales to the 'state' (because the state has to source goods and services from the private sector and the wages of both state and private sector employees in receipt of state funding are spent into the national economy) then 'austerity' (with its resultant economic depression) could well be the order of the day for a long time.?