David Cameron's economic policy
posted by Luke Akehurst at 5:22 pm
Friday, January 09, 2009
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- Name: Luke Akehurst
- Location: Oxford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
Labour Party activist since 1988 - firmly on the moderate wing of the party. Member of Labour’s NEC 2010-2012 and since 2020. National Secretary of Labour Students 1995-6. Parliamentary candidate for Aldershot (2001) and Castle Point (2005). Hackney Councillor (Chatham Ward) 2002-2014, Labour Group Chief Whip 2002-09, Chair of Health Scrutiny 2010-2014. Supporter of Europe, NATO/nuclear deterrence, Israel, electoral reform. Guardian reader. Dad. Oxford resident. Unite union member. Employment history as a Labour Party Organiser, Local Government Political Assistant, Director at a Public Affairs company. All views expressed in a personal capacity. The rest will become evident from reading the blog.
3 Comments:
Mildy funny, if characteristically illiterate...
5:37 pm, January 09, 2009
But surely it was Labour that was guilty of the same philosophy of light-touch regulation that not only made the US economy vulnerable, but ours also. I know Jo Stiglitz argues that, and I imagine Paul Krugman would agree also.
So yes the Tories are rubbish, but so have been Labour.
9:24 pm, January 09, 2009
Hard to pick fault under the current climate Luke. The UK is in a bit of a mess and nothing Brown is doing is having any effect.
If anything lowering the interest rates has had a negative effect at capitalizing the banks. Banks do need people to save in order for them to lend at the moment.
As for unemployment and Browns ideas, they all appear to be hot air. 100,000 jobs.....please give us the details and does he realise that 100,000 jobs have been lost this month.
Luke the fact is Brown has made such a mess there are no solutions....we just have to paddle out.
10:04 pm, January 10, 2009
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