How can Britain handle the next decade?

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Fathers of the Savior. This week I will be back in Vietnam and Laos, so I prepared something a little different.

As readers know, the purpose of free lunch on Sunday is to provide an analysis that suggests conventional wisdom. For each piece, this often includes a discussion with economists and market strategies that are unusual in their view of the house.

For this issue, I wanted to share more of what the analysis told me than my findings. I asked experts to predict the state of labor for the UK economy over the next decade, and asked them what it would take to get there. Here’s what they said.

First, the international background. Labor’s biggest MP is most of England now (relatively) calm. France has an unstable coalition and Germany has elections in February. Political views in the European Union are rolling. In America, President Donald Trump’s instability seems to be more interested.

For commercial transport, Britain’s differences in services – and the EU’s neighboring countries – make it less vulnerable to the fire of Trump’s tariff plans. The president of the United States has ended up in his own business with the money, especially with China and the European trade group.

The process of “stability distribution” for those with high taxes in the double budget is already in place. Still, the central priest in Kaka’s research, the internal politics and trade wars of the main British Britain, are not limited.

“The UK should pursue an independent trade policy. If the UK takes the US approach to China, the importance of being outside the EU will diminish. Geopolitical corruption is a world that is united with foreign countries. “

Building on this importance requires a planned approach to recognition agreements. Agreements on trade in the service could allow Britain’s high-value services to be sent more and more widely. And the United States’ largest trading partner, compared to the European Union, reduces the involvement of red tape, which increases the chains.

Little Trump’s exposure is also a shame that the biggest institutions of the al walls will open the English country this year. They believe that banks and energy companies – which have a large weight in the London Stock Exchange – may experience a boost from Trump’s adjustment and pro-life policies. Low prices also look attractive.

But British stocks need the necessary stones to drive equity values. In the management of Japmogan, I asked the stock market strategies:

“In the past decade, developed market technology stocks have their results. But the UK has a weight in this sector, which is impossible to keep pace. Investors are starting to find more evidence that the AIA-related cabinet is ready to open up the economy to the latest tech annual situation when many different sectors are playing. We wait to see. This will help level the playing field for England.

In fact, Britain’s Pink Economics (Economics) is the company’s economic index, with AII adoption users from AII adoption users, providing a wide range of services and a flexible labor market.

Efforts to overhaul Britain’s main pension fund – the largest in Europe – could have supported more investment in public and private equity at home and abroad. But Jimber suggests that they will be better LIVERS to pull

“Bundled taxes on share trading are incidentally £3.2bn higher than the previous year, but £3.2bn for the stock market. These transaction costs are clear competitive problems and other regions. Not only in retail investor participation, but it reduces the new incentives to support new companies in the UK. .

The most successful policy changes need to create more incentives for people and institutions to work in the UK by restoring confidence and removing barriers. “

A few studies suggest that the tympanic membrane should be used in sharks It can increase the income in the long run Monitoring progress.

And strictly public finance “removes the obstacles, Sam Dalleri is responsible for the policy in the British reports and thinks about the big place to eat the big bag to get England.

“Britain’s bottleneck is a communication issue. It’s very difficult to build new energy infrastructure and it’s very difficult to build our new homes in places where it’s very difficult to build new transport links. Hinckley Point C, the most expensive nuclear power station to be closed, Hinckley Point C Inclusion of a ‘fish disk’.

We know what needs to be done. Fixing the planning system so that after that, everything will be released for everything from houses to industry. “

Labor planning and infrastructure payment is expected in the coming months. If he can make legal regulations, accelerate consolidation and accelerate growth, investment can jump.

Since it was published this spring, the government’s industrial strategy is set to open up opportunities for many to key infrastructure projects. In addition, there is a need to develop plans to enhance Britain’s existing strengths in high-quality growth sectors. These include finance and professional services, university research and education, renewables (wind, carbon, aeros, aeros, aeros, aeros, aeros, aeromines and creative industries. (Less red tape, broad investment incentives and improved access to training and access to high-skills will all help .)

That England includes these complexities well and struggles with simple tasks, the reason for frustration is the reason for adding Kolumum of measurement, Chief Economist, Peel Economist.

“Britain needs the right policies to get back on track, not just institutional improvements. They have so far failed so far with things like great infrastructure, and housing and energy that only serve the great world.”

Indeed, for the past two years, Britain has struggled with political stability. Now sometimes the investment is returned. Add a few neighboring trade agreements, comparative advantages and planning to enhance planning – and things can only get better.

Dumitriu added: “If at best we live well and if we are good at worst, the next decade could be good for England.”

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