Britain’s Expensive Habit of Standing Still
We collect more than £1.2 trillion, spend even more and borrow the difference. Yet the political argument rarely reaches the question that matters: how do we change the underlying economy?
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EXPLORE ↗We collect more than £1.2 trillion, spend even more and borrow the difference. Yet the political argument rarely reaches the question that matters: how do we change the underlying economy?
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READ SIGNAL ↗Public ownership may be justified. But changing who owns the water companies is not the same as restoring the ecosystems, infrastructure and institutions upon which clean water depends.
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