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Originally Posted by denphone
Interesting that the new chancellor stance so far is different from Osborne's inflexible economic policies.
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Hasn't got much choice. Depending on how the inflexible Brexit stance goes down we'll need a combination of fiscal and monetary flexibility to compensate.
He has some respect from me as one of the few that's approaching the future with any kind of pragmatism, in that he's openly admitting we won't overnight become super wealthy and a shining example to the rest of the world of how to do everything ever.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37536943
For all their rhetoric about how wonderfully the economy is doing real wages aren't reflecting this, and I look forward to their next list of scapegoats when we've taken back control of immigration.