Starmer disse que o orçamento de outubro pode ser “tarde demais” para resgatar a economia em dificuldades

Sir Keir Starmer's warehouse plans, outlined in his speech, SAW recipe To “break the economy,” the prime minister will not be able to blame or Conservatives When verified, alert a banking professional.

The Labour leader, currently in Berlin, warned that his party's fourth term would be “painful”, calling on the country to “oil for a short time for a long time”, emphasizing the unwillingness to change a single black buraku worth 22,000 pounds. As for public finances, he inherited this claim from his predecessor. Rishi Sunak.

However, Bob Lydon, founder of Lydon Consulting Services, pointed out that Sir Keir's argument did not succeed.

“Starmer doesn’t need any of his boring stories about why taxes need to be raised,” he told Express.co.uk. “We all didn’t know that the straight vote was about to be split in the election that Starmer ran and won a huge majority.

“It’s time to pay up,” say advocates. “That’s right, workers are paid faithfully, like other people’s money.”

There was some merit in the suggestion that or Conservatives Lydon admitted there was a big problem.

“They spend a lot on all the prime ministers except Liz Truss, and they favour the Labour elites while we punish them, by freezing or reducing benefits increases, restrictions and subsidies, and in particular attacking small businesses and their owners,” he explained.

So the economy and wealth creation can grow faster, but it will be over by July 4, Lydon said.

“Os Verbais trabalhistas put most of the blame on Truss/Kwarteng, calling it 'the bankruptcy of the economy'. The others are prepared, because the financial plans suit them best, not the path laid out for them by May, Hammond, Johnson, Sunak (as chancellor and prime minister) and Hunt,” he continued.

However, Labour’s “narrative” – which essentially claims that the Conservatives’ “mistakes” will require huge tax rises – has a “limited useful life”, depending on whether Lydon suffers from “amnesia about the pandemic and his failure”. Ukraine“

“Because business processes must be implemented quickly before people have time to think calmly and clearly, and before the results of their decisions are reflected in both public finances and the general economy.

“It may already be too late, as Starmer’s pessimism will damage consumer and business confidence at the same time, and constrain GDP growth in August and September.”

Sir Keir received a “Boas Vinda gift to Downing Street” in the form of a 0.25 per cent tax. Taxi de guru Lydon suggested that his “new best friend” at the Bank of England cut it short.

“Now inflation has risen again,” she said. “Workers will add to the inflationary pressure by giving above-inflation pay rises to public sector workers without agreeing to productivity increases: the service itself has become more expensive, and that is inflation.

“The practical solutions to the problem they claim to have diagnosed are wrong.

“We love companies and can subject them to: enhanced workers’ rights, increased social security contributions for employers, and increased minimum wages/subsistence wages.

“This reduces profits and discourages hiring people and investment. GDP growth stops. Lower corporate profits mean lower financial revenues for state-owned companies, at the same time that their performance is improving, with higher profits.”

Corporation tax is not the only aspect of public finance that looks fragile, Lydon warned.

Referring to Rachel Reeves, a woman who plans Labour's economic strategy, she said: “The Chancellor has been warned that increasing capital gains tax could lead to a fall in capital gains tax revenues.

The lines of discontent in public finance appear very strong: they are growing rapidly and are being further fed by the decisions workers make among the choices.

“This is mom.” recipe For a “real collapse in the economy”: renewed inflation and attacks on businesses, in parallel with the loss of fiscal revenues and the increase in public spending. The Trabalhista party will not be able to blame or Conservatives“

“There will be a manhunt and it will be painful,” Sir Keir said as he fell in the Downing Street rose garden. “We have no other choice, given the situation we find ourselves in.”

“Those with the longest shoulders must bear the greatest burden, which is why we suppress the unruly.

“Those who make water must play their part in cleaning it up – that’s why we are strengthening the powers of the Water Regulator and supporting tough fines for water companies that allow waste to flood our rivers, lakes and seas.”

Not so, Soblinho: “Just like when I responded to the riots, I will have to go to the country and make big requests to you too, for short-term and long-term hair oiling, with hard compensation for a real solution.

“And I know that after everything I’ve been through, that’s a very big ask and a very hard one to hear. And that’s not the situation we should be in. Ending politics gives an easy answer – and that solves nothing.