Originally posted by sadkingbilly
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Our challenge is that with no credible government willing to invest in the UK to rebalance and grow our economy it's becoming 'every man for himself'.
We're being punished by successive governments' policies aimed at supporting their favoured skakeholders to the detriment of UK workers. Half a century ago it was manufacturing and heavy industry. Later is was utilities (read essential public services). Time moved on and it's been our turn for a while now. There's a pattern here ...
Government policies set the basis for costs in the economy. They've driven out business and they're driving out people. Even if we had an election tomorrow, I don't see any party with the vision to make the levels of investment necessary, rather we'll probably just have more rent-seeking privatisation, driving up our costs (and taxes) in a spiral of decline.
There are probably only two camps; those with the skills to survive and those with the funds to opt-out. Certainly there's no point holding out for better days; they're behind us.
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