Long before Rachel Reeves took office as chancellor, it was clear that Britain's economy needed fixing. Despite some progress, business investment fell, and productivity declined. To address these issues, Reeves turned to modern supply-side economics, a theory gaining popularity across the Atlantic. This approach involves using state tools to create an investment boom, upskill the workforce, and encourage the use of advanced technologies. While this concept aligns with previous Labour strategies of state activism, there are also parallels with policies associated with the political right, such ... clique aqui para ler mais.