Can the death spiral of the United Kingdom be reversed? If it can then Jon Moynihan is the man with the plan, says Prof James Alexander as he reviews Volume II of Return to Growth: How to Fix the UK Economy.
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Later today, the House of Lords will debate the cost of renewable energy and rising electricity prices. With more and more peers questioning the wisdom of the headlong rush to Net Zero, is the consensus beginning to crack?
Politics professor James Alexander reviews Return to Growth by Jon Moynihan and finds its argument unanswerable. If we don’t cut taxes, slash red tape and reduce the size of the state, Britain is heading for bankruptcy.
In a summary of his excellent new book, Return to Growth, Jon Moynihan argues that the UK's economic growth has been suffocated by a bloated public sector, punitively high taxes and too much red tape.
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