The new figures indicating a mere 0.1% growth in the economy during the last quarter starkly contradict Labour's pledge, highlighting significant challenges ahead.
With disposable income per person anticipated to grow by only 0.5% annually, Labour's goal for rapid economic growth faces daunting obstacles, prompting concerns for the party's future.
The experience of recent US elections serves as a reminder that voters may exact punishment on centre-left governments that fail to improve living standards effectively.
Labour's strategy also needs to consider closer alignment with the EU, as reduced trading barriers could serve as a straightforward method to stimulate productivity and investment.
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