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Well Off Moving Their Dosh Out Of Britain....who'd Have Thunk It!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.This has been done a few times over the last few months on here, ususally after an Express story. I think the Express are overstating the issue- there seems no firm evidence (yet?). I prefer to accept this government was elected with a large majority and won't feel under pressure to change in response to public or media pressure for at least the first couple of years, by which time we'll have a better idea of how things are panning out.
I think this sums up the current siuation perfectly:
Mr Green said that this is "not a knee-jerk reaction" but rather a "strategic response" to an environment that has become "increasingly hostile to wealth and investment".
By 2029 there will be no wealth left to invest.
"As the first King’s Speech of the new Government, and the first of a Labour majority Government for 14 years. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has aimed to set out an ambitious legislative agenda, pointing to economic growth as his Government's most pressing priority. "
Growth my Aris!
Starmer is begging the regulators for ideas for growth:
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I'll help there, reverse the last budget and start again. At the moment he's like someone who's just put an axe through the bottom of a boat asking for ideas to stop it sinking.
All the more reason to ensure there are hurdles to prevent the free movement of wealth. If you managed to grab a pile from one nation's wealth for yourself then you ought to spend/invest your "good fortune" in that same nation, not run off with it to boost the economy and living standards of a different one.
//All the more reason to ensure there are hurdles to prevent the free movement of wealth.//
Good God, I knew you were a lefty but this is pretty much communism.
//It seems totally acceptable for the rich to undermine our fine country for their own selfish ends,//
So Unions stiking arnt doing the same? Very blinkered view you have.
And instead of lashing out at those taking action why not look closer to home as to why they take that action? Or dont you like looking at that reality?
Lord Rose, the former Chairman at Asda and Marks and Spencer, stressed that improving productivity is key to reviving the British economy.
He added: “I mean, just a simple thing, I read the other day that there are more civil servants in the Ministry of Defence than there are on the front line in the Royal Air Force and the Navy put together. That is unsustainable.
“And whether it’s the National Health Service, whether it is policing, whether it is the infrastructure problems that we’ve got, if we do not improve productivity in the country, then nothing is going to happen.
“This is about people working together. It’s that old phrase that I think John Kennedy said – ‘don’t ask your country what it can do for you. Ask yourself what you can do for your country. We’ve all got to pile in.”
So ...
Why is productivity so poor?
Why would some rich people rather leave the country than "pile in"?
The quote above was from a different Express article ...
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