After a week dominated by wailing them and gnashing of teeth, as the Government injects a degree of fiscal system, tightening our coverage - continue online this week as well as in the Daily Telegraph - reveals that in many areas there are lots of good news to choose mess of reductions in the public sector.
UK growth is expected on 2pc next year and there was no sign of a return to the recession that some opponents of the Government — often for political reasons, NU - seem almost ready in the nation.Doomsayers wishes to announce the arrival of a new age.Ils are wrong.
In 2011, growth of exports, according to the latest figures from the CBI will be this year 3 5pc commercial 6.4pc.Activité is healthy, with spending on acquisitions abroad by British companies hit ￡ 1 supported in Q2 of ￡ 0 7bn in the first quarter. In the United Kingdom procurement activity increased from ￡ 1 United in the first quarter to ￡ 1. 9bn in the 2nd quarter.
The CBI to predict production volumes, 32pc companies replied they increase compared to 14pc who said they would fall - a "positive balance" of 18pc, double the number last year. A "positive balance" 15pc has been registered when it comes to export orders.Liquidation of commands on the failure of enterprises are declining over time, as is the case of insolvency.
In detail, despite some disappointing figures last week showed that consumer confidence is still fragile, high street sales remain on an upward curve. Throughout manufacturing, financial services, fisheries, agriculture and technology, numbers seek positives.BAE, drastic reductions in the budget of the British defence giant, said defence would have little effect on their performance, such as were levels of opportunities in the expansion of the territories, including abroad.
Of course, when it comes to economic growth a Pollyanna approach helps no one.No one is suggesting that we should all go as some modern Fotherington-Thomas singing "Hello, clouds, hello sky" with a permanent smile on our visage.Que would, as we would say Molesworth, "wet floor".
Winds (UK) plc, as I wrote before, are important and graves.Le city regulatory burden is cause for concern.The increasing tax burden in all income groups is not a recipe for success économique.Comme we have seen time and again, it is low tax savings that generate growth and ultimately, higher revenues in the State.
Reductions in public sector and social assistance payments will be tough for beaucoup.Bien that the private sector to increase, many leaders say that the skills of those from the public sector are not skills that we need. Some of the transition countries too dependent State will be difficult.
When George Osborne talks about the need for the Government to "rebalancing the British economy" most believe him meaning if away from dependence on the financial services and to a larger manufacturing and the technologie.En private sector, it also means away from the State to the private sector.
Those on welfare are not simply passive victims should be accueilli.Contrairement in this narration from the opposition of the work on the lips.With the support of right in the employment and education as the foundation stone, a brighter economic future is possible for all.
Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, was right when he says that arguments about the well-being Cup is always "regressive" push take us into a sterile debate framed by a view of Gordon Brown of the State, where each withdrawal of State support is a disaster rather than on the occasion of something better its place.One of the greatest challenges of the coalition is cropping this argument.
He knows that, during the period of the Parliament should slowly change history, he tells the countries and companies to one dominated by the austerity one dominated by growth.This work will begin this week when the Prime Minister and the Secretary of the company at the annual Conference of the IWC.
The Treasury will also publish national infrastructure plan, describing how the Government will support vital infrastructure improvements to United Kingdom needs - transport in particular.Next month, the Government will publish a whitepaper on international trade and the Charter for small enterprises, encouraging entrepreneurship and simplify the réglementation.Si these initiatives are gathered in a suitable package, wishes and we will all quietly applauded them.
Interview with Mr. Cable have a lot to the féliciter.M Government going in the good direction.Article David Cameron for the Sunday Telegraph today.Cameron spoke with passion "propagators and unfair" that will be thrown in the economy. Cable thus appears to have finally woken up the fact that his job title is Secretary of business, not anti-business when southern Korea Secretary this weekend, the g-20 was clear that the United Kingdom economic trajectory is good.
On macroeconomics, government policies are a target - creating an environment of little interest. withdrawal tax welcomes as "courageous", OECD, last week, the United Kingdom borrowing costs fell to the lowest level since the 1980.Cette week new GDP figures are expected to show a rate of growth of 0 5pc, keeping the UK on the road to growth over the year 2pc.
Beyond of what Mr. Cable shows this weekend, the Government may already pointing to some other initiatives bienvenues.Un departure has been done with reductions in the corporate tax increase inversion of national insurance assurance for new businesses and employers, the national holiday (although, wrongly, that for those outside of South-East of England) and the Green Investment Bank ￡ milliard.Nous we need to hear more, especially the lifting of the ridiculous to the immigration of highly skilled workers from abroad hat.
Mr. Cameron and M. Cable with the Chancellor, can start a new chapter led "Growth" this semaine.Ils can show that they know when to act and when depart from the route.Avec good conditions, as our special series shows the confidence of the reconstruction, the United Kingdom has a promising future.
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