Whitewavemark2
Dickens
MaizieD
I would prefer a different economic system.
The current model has broken many countries, not just the UK. That's why the populist right is becoming favoured; the free market, small state ideologically based economic system has enriched a few but left sufficient people behind to be able to empower the populists with their simplistic soundbite 'solutions'.
Abandoning Keynesianism in the late 1970s was a huge mistake.I agree.
But I think we are a minority.
And that's why I have little enthusiasm.
We are going to have a different engine-driver driving the same train.
But possibly a little less recklessly.I’m not entirely sure neither of you are right.
Labour are talking about growth, they have said that they are not increasing tax nor inflicting more cuts.
So to me the obvious route is to stimulate growth and the economy by government funding public infrastructure etc. The have hinted as much with the GB Energy, and the fact that Reeves will charge the Treasury to focus entirely on growth.
So to me the obvious route is to stimulate growth and the economy by government funding public infrastructure etc.
Yes, it is the obvious route.
Starmer has talked about growth quite a lot.
Do you remember in the 2020 leadership campaign when he highlighted his "ten pledges"? I think most have been 'revised' or even abandoned.
I hope he is going to remodel how the state operates.


