Rachel Reeves aims to get regulators to 'rip up' 'anti-growth rules';
leaving aside whether any regulators rules *are* anti-growth, if the sectors' corporations & firms are allowed to nominate which rules are anti-growth, you can bet what will actually being identified are rules that are inconvenient to them because they (in one way or another) protect consumers....
Reeves' notion that deregulation is the answer misunderstands the character of the British 'problem'!
#regulation
h/t FT
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Alex P Roe
@ChrisMayLA6 All the UK needs for growth is lots of #AI. Oh wait! 😉 BTW even trees know growth cannot be perpetual.
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BashStKid
@ChrisMayLA6 Starmer and Lego Thatcher seem to be on a competitive say stupid shit streak this week.
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Lazarou Monkey Terror 🚀💙🌈
@ChrisMayLA6 6 months and already this government is out of ideas, just relying on tory ones instead now.
6 months and already we're sick of them like we are sick of the Tories.
"Bonfire of regulations!" 🤦♂️
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Neil Scott
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They appear to have forgotten that it’s normally the Government that creates the rules and regulations that are to be enforced. And looking at the state of the railways, water companies etc, a relaxed ‘business friendly’ approach to regulation doesn’t look to be the fantastic idea they think it is 🤔
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iveyline
@ChrisMayLA6 So, what happens when we reach the limits of "growth" given that there are 8 billion people living on a very finite planet with fixed amounts of resources.
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Well the optimists are hoping for a technical fix - either on planet or off...
The pessimists see crisis & eventual extinction, I guess
by Emeritus Prof Christopher May ;
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