37 Ways to Reform the Economy So It’s Not Rigged for the Rich

cepheus

37 Ways to Reform the Economy So It’s Not Rigged for the Rich, According to Progressive Economists.

A new report written by scores of progressive economists has laid out a detailed agenda to dismantle, reverse and fix how the laws and policies governing the American economy are rigged to benefit the wealthiest individuals and largest corporations.

but I'm sure it's the same as Corbynomics in the UK :T

http://www.alternet.org/economy/37-ways-reform-economy-so-its-not-rigged-rich-according-progressive-economists

CLAPTON

cepheus wrote: »

but I'm sure it's the same as Corbynomics in the UK :T

http://www.alternet.org/economy/37-ways-reform-economy-so-its-not-rigged-rich-according-progressive-economists

37 reforms and none about encouraging new businesses

yes that sounds like corbynomics

BobQ

CLAPTON wrote: »

37 reforms and none about encouraging new businesses

yes that sounds like corbynomics

What is Cameron doing to encourage new businesses, particularly the manufacturing industry?

CLAPTON

BobQ wrote: »

What is Cameron doing to encourage new businesses, particularly the manufacturing industry?

are GBP produced by metal bashing more valuable that those produced by making films?

BobQ

CLAPTON wrote: »

are GBP produced by metal bashing more valuable that those produced by making films?

No. But I never specified any kind of manufacturing.

But what is Cameron doing about it new businesses (which you did mention) or old businesses for that matter? Are new businesses any more worthy that old businesses?

Generali

BobQ wrote: »

What is Cameron doing to encourage new businesses, particularly the manufacturing industry?

Bit of a non-sequitur there old boy.

The most obvious thing Mr Cameron is doing to help business is cutting corporation tax although strictly speaking it's Mr Osbourne that does that.

CLAPTON

BobQ wrote: »

No. But I never specified any kind of manufacturing.

But what is Cameron doing about it new businesses (which you did mention) or old businesses for that matter? Are new businesses any more worthy that old businesses?

Cameron is helping new businesses by not introducing 37 new lots of regulations and taxes.

Governments aren't very good at doing much about business (e.g. they often think manufacturing is somehow better than other businesses) : much better they simply reduce regulation and allow the people to create / expand businesses.

kinger101

Number 16 has to be the funniest.

cepheus

CLAPTON wrote: »

37 reforms and none about encouraging new businesses

yes that sounds like corbynomics

Why Corbynomics could actually be good for business

Prem Sikka
Professor of Accounting, Essex Business School, University of Essex

https://theconversation.com/why-corbynomics-could-actually-be-good-for-business-47614

cepheus

CLAPTON wrote: »

are GBP produced by metal bashing more valuable that those produced by making films?

Probably not, but it's this government policy to generate a sweatshop economy, we are working more for less as shown in the low productivity figures.

BobQ wrote: »

What is Cameron doing to encourage new businesses, particularly the manufacturing industry??

a succession of British governments had been elected promising to reverse the United Kingdom's relative industrial decline. Following their failure to re-balance the economy in favour of manufacturing, each duly resorted to reforms of the credit supply and fiscal stimulus measures to stimulate the domestic housing market, which then resulted in a sequence of unsustainable consumer, debt and propertyled economic booms, interrupted by periodic financial crises, economic recessions and bursts of fiscal austerity.

https://www.psa.ac.uk/insight-plus/how-has-uks-coalition-government-performed

CLAPTON

cepheus wrote: »

Probably not, but it's this government policy to generate a sweatshop economy, we are working more for less as shown in the low productivity figures.






https://www.psa.ac.uk/insight-plus/how-has-uks-coalition-government-performed

which is your favourite Corbyn economic policy : re-opening the mines?