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To be fair one could say that, although we are unquestionably "each and all in this together" a great deal is lost in translation. It is the British way to see profit in opposing, while at the same time utilising the rhetoric of that which is opposed, and many of the traits proposed as a benefit for the many are turned into benefits for the few.
So that the free movement of labour is utilised only to bring wages down, and the benefits of financial freedoms become syphons to abstract cash from out of any given economy while at the self same time expecting profits from the home market.
It is not "imposing high taxes and in so doing drove business and production overseas", so much as short-term business interests seeing nothing untoward in driving a workforce to regress to the lowest level.
It is a pity that self-interest provides a steady stream of chatter from those seemingly incapable of holding more than one thing in their minds at a time, they and their own interests are ever their favourite subject of discussion.
The Deficit is being reduced, but there is little said about growth.
It ill behoves the Octopus or even the Millipede to sever limb after limb with the expectation that the future will come to it, and yet with our faltering reliance on financial services alone to carry the candle (and call it a torch) to light our way into the future, all that we are expected to rely upon is making more and more money from money we do not have.
British business is not driven overseas, it seeks to reconstruct a coolie-economy over here, and be thanked for it.