
Lord Flight: Looking back at the Autumn Statement
The extent to which EU requirements and directives are now actively damaging our economy and frustrating our ability to put things right is noteworthy.
The extent to which EU requirements and directives are now actively damaging our economy and frustrating our ability to put things right is noteworthy.
Addressing productivity levels requires long term policies such as those announced by George Osborne in the Autumn Statement.
Jonathan Algar, Antonia Cox, Nick Faith, Peter Franklin, David Green, Peter Hoskin, Andrea Leadsom MP, Andrew Lilico and Simon Richards assess the Chancellor’s work.
Johnathan Algar, Antonia Cox, Nick Faith, Peter Franklin, David Green, Peter Hoskin, Andrew Lilico, Andrea Leadsom MP and Simon Richards give their views.
“There are going to have to be more difficult decisions” in the Autumn Statement, he reports.
The post-2010 Government will need to take major and radical decisions and actions to get the balance of the UK economy right.
Not only would it be another burden on the taxpayer, it wouldn’t add anything of use to the public debate.
Newsnight’s focus group showed hawkish instincts on welfare spending among the young.
Watching Ed Balls talk about money being tight is like watching Tiger Woods speak about the importance of marriage. Not content with wrecking the nation’s public finances, his new policy is funded by money he’s already spent ten times over.
Last time the Commons debated financial stability in Europe, I quoted that great French liberal political economist Bastiat; in his essay,… Read more »