It was, in many respects, an admirably fluent analysis that highlighted the economic damage wreaked by austerity and the price paid by political instability. A radical agenda is needed to deal with the compounding crises of economic stagnation, political polarization, and the climate emergency.
Underlying her approach was the assessment that government can only push business down the same track that it's on. It can only ask for what business chooses to give. That might be useful in blunting Conservative attacks, but it is profoundly misjudged.
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