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  Good point, Gary. The answer is that Britain's national average wage is a lot higher than in most non-industrialised countries. This is one reason why investing in Britain and other industiralised countries with a high average national wage is all the more unlikely.
  It could well explain why Pfizer is packing up, as it is cheaper to produce elsewhere.
  
  The best answer would be to decrease the value of the super-pound, which would bring down the national average wage in Britain when calculating in other currencies, and make British products more competitive on the world market.
  
  The downturn would be that essential imports such as petrol and metal would become more expensive.
  This opinion is a 100% economy point of view, nothing to do with politics.

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