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Has the government failed in its pledge to grow the economy?

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By *andu66 OP   Couple
38 weeks ago

South Devon

https://fullfact.org/economy/grow-the-economy-pledge/

Economic growth since PM’s pledge is weak by any definition.

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By *idnight RamblerMan
38 weeks ago

Pershore

Government's don't grow economies, businesses do. Yes, the government can be business friendly but in the end it is people with entrepreneurial skills and hard work that make the difference. But where are they? I have no idea.

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By *andu66 OP   Couple
38 weeks ago

South Devon

£93bn of corporate welfare? What nonsense

https://www.ft.com/content/a4dd4a88-d8db-3f97-aafb-305acf5998a5

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By *deepdiveMan
38 weeks ago

France / Birmingham


"Government's don't grow economies, businesses do. Yes, the government can be business friendly but in the end it is people with entrepreneurial skills and hard work that make the difference. But where are they? I have no idea."

Governments make changes with taxes, grants etc. to help businesses which in turn grow the economy.

If the government fails to do so then the economy cannot grow.

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By *eandmrsjones69Couple
38 weeks ago

Middle England

100% yes

But any government should be held to account for so called pledges/promises. Especially those in major office, Treasury, Home Office, Health, Education etc

Independent verification; and then at least you can say yes they did a good job or not.

It's too easy to fudge and there is never any real accountability.

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By *melie LALWoman
38 weeks ago

Peterborough

If it goes right the govt claims it (like inflation and yet isn't that the consequence of the independent B of E?)

If it goes wrong it gets blamed on others.

Nor

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By *melie LALWoman
38 weeks ago

Peterborough


"If it goes right the govt claims it (like inflation and yet isn't that the consequence of the independent B of E?)

If it goes wrong it gets blamed on others.

Nor "

Oops normal stuff

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By *oo hotCouple
38 weeks ago

North West


"100% yes

But any government should be held to account for so called pledges/promises. Especially those in major office, Treasury, Home Office, Health, Education etc

Independent verification; and then at least you can say yes they did a good job or not.

It's too easy to fudge and there is never any real accountability."

Not possible to effectively grow the economy without upping the spend on education to give us a more educated and skilled future workforce, and upping the spend on healthcare so that we don’t have millions of unproductive working days from people struggling with sickness and illnesses. It might also help if transport was also improved to enhance mobility.

Instead this Government has cut funding to all of these essential departments.

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