the case in 2010, but it is a longer term problem that we have seen over the years. the government — have seen over the years. the government doesn't deny there is a problem here. since 2020 it has increased its own spending on investment and last year rishi sunak asked this. why is investment in capital so low? analysis is clear, the problem is no longer the government. businesses simply aren't investing enough. but why might — aren't investing enough. but why might that _ aren't investing enough. but why might that be? because businesses don't take investment decisions in a vacuum and one factor in their decision—making is political turbulence. decision-making is political turbulence.— decision-making is political turbulence. most economists would tell — turbulence. most economists would tell you _ turbulence. most economists would tell you what - turbulence. most economists would tell you what is - turbulence. most economists would tell you what is the i would tell you what is the number one thing you can do to make sure, to incentivise business investment and therefore drive stability and certainty and strong institutions and we seem to have gone out of our way in the last two years to undermine some of those things.- some of those things. since 2016, there _ some of those things. since