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is simply go back to the old, tired, failed model of the uk economy that has led to relative under productivity by comparison with all our major competitors for decades and has held wages down. government can t magic up changes to their systems overnight. british farmers. those farmers may have to cull healthy animals they cannot process and sell. and drivers haven t been able to fill up at the pump. yet the prime minister seems happy for the government to take a back seat. people are experiencing real problems with all of these things and it sounds like what you are basically saying is, it is not my problem. in terms of the consumer, we are giving all the protections that we can. some of the people who have been writing to me may be worried about this but i m not worried about this because actually i think it will be good for their businesses to invest in people and to invest in capital. so you aren t worried about inflation? i believe supply will match demand
they will manage this. you were warned about every single one of these issues, and you re basically still saying, well, the government might be able to help around the edges but basically business has got to sort it out. what you can t do, and must not do, laura, is simply go back to the old, tired, failed model of the uk economy that has led to relative underproductivity by comparison with our major competitors for decades, and has held wages dow, held growth down and held productivity down. government can t magic up changes to their systems overnight. it sounds like what you re basicaly saying is, it s not my problem. what we re doing is making sure that, in terms of the consumer, the impact on people s lives, that we re giving all the protections we can. some of the people, you know, who have been writing to me may be worried about this, but i m not worried about this, because actually it will be good for their businesses to invest in people and to