Liberal Democrat Business Secretary,
Vince Cable, has been leading the development of the Government's
industrial strategy which is aimed at placing the whole of government
behind support for British business giving it the confidence to
invest, hire staff & grow. Speaking recently Vince said that there
are worryingly high disparities between economic performance and
employment prospects in different parts of the UK. Even after the
major crisis and contraction in London's
banking sector, the south-east maintains a more buoyant economy than
most other parts of the country. He said: "Sustainable
private sector growth is not going to occur spontaneously but will
need support through infrastructure and training.I do not believe in
managed decline for regions that are underperforming”. He said
rebalancing was not just about switching to exports and
manufacturing, but was geographical as well insisting that English
regions need a strong voice to attract investment and employment,
suggesting a parallel at some level with the devolutions driving
growth in London, Scotland and Wales.The success of Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEP) and the LibDem Manufacturing initiative are real economics. Not the fantasy land inhabited by UKIP.
Sunday, 21 April 2013
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