Rishi Sunak’s “grown-up” austerity is a gift to the wealthy
The Prime Minister is serving the corporate and financial zombies kept alive for so long by low interest rates.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The Prime Minister is serving the corporate and financial zombies kept alive for so long by low interest rates.
ByThe Prime Minister has done more than most to encourage new buyers into a needlessly overheated market.
ByCentral banks are being pulled in opposing directions by energy inflation and market instability.
ByThe new prime minister will have to be brave, but there is a chance to change course and abandon this…
ByA new government could overhaul a tax system that is prejudiced in favour of ownership.
ByTo deliver economic recovery and social justice, the party should offer investment-led growth, not new cuts.
ByJeremy Hunt may have overthrown the mini-Budget, but markets still demand a plan to avoid further economic turmoil.
ByFar from vindicating the Cameron-Osborne approach, the last few weeks merely prove what a tragic error it was.
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