Interesting points, Ross.
Seems that Ross and Barry have rather differing views on economy, as Ross believes the Railway should have remained nationalised, and that the Government should do target investments in key areas, as well as introduce a measured increase of tax income.
This latter point would be the very least Gov. could do to reduce the Public Debt burden.
Only two people expressly believe we're on the way to economic recovery as policies stand now.
Ray believes that producing more products in Britain and importing less from China would lead to economic improvement, where-as Barry in the past has expressed his view that producing in China and importing it, such as we do at present, is a great investment.
Still leaves next year's Public Debt interest payments to be handed over, but never mind that, I'm sure Chancellor Osborne will have the BoE print another £50 billion on a paste and plaster job.
