That's based on the idea that all public spending is unproductive of necessity. Which isn't actually true. For example, well-engineered and well-maintained roads are beneficial to economic … (View Post)

The one is the flip side of the other. There is nothing inherently wrong in having high spending as long as you tax enough to cover it. Or low taxes as long as you cut spending to match. Unfortunatel… (View Post)

They think they should be MPs for Clacton, Boston and Newark? (View Post)

It seems the people of India rate their department of education even lower than I rate ours: India's 'cockroach' protest called off after education minister quits https://www.bbc.co.uk… (View Post)

It would be highly beneficial to the economy to reduce or better yet eliminate our deficit by finding the sweet spot to maximise our tax take. Most of the problems we face at the moment are because w… (View Post)