information, and supply shortages can give _ information, and supply shortages can give you more information. —— which _ can give you more information. —— which will— can give you more information. —— which will give you more inflation, and supply— which will give you more inflation, and supply shortages can give you more _ and supply shortages can give you more information. ithink and supply shortages can give you more information. i think these are the themes, — more information. i think these are the themes, and hopefully the supply shortages _ the themes, and hopefully the supply shortages can be resolved and those frictions _ shortages can be resolved and those frictions and trade you mentioned are another factor related to brexit. — are another factor related to brexit, these things need to be iron to ten— brexit, these things need to be iron to ten hopefully they will be sooner rather _ to ten hopefully they will be sooner rather than later so the supply of goods— rather than later so the supply of goods and — rather than later so the supply of goods and services tax of the uk economy— goods and services tax of the uk economy can be restored, because i do not _ economy can be restored, because i do not think— economy can be restored, because i do not think we have a demand problem. — do not think we have a demand problem. i_ do not think we have a demand problem, i think the issues are largeiy— problem, i think the issues are largeiy on— problem, i think the issues are largely on the supply side. really aood to largely on the supply side. really good to get _ largely on the supply side. really good to get your _ largely on the supply side. really good to get your thoughts, - largely on the supply side. really good to get your thoughts, thankj largely on the supply side. yr-_ii good to get your thoughts, thank you forjoining us, liz martins, senior economist for hsbc, talking us through the official borrowing numbers that came out this morning from the office for national statistics, the august borrowing