We need a mindset more like the 1930s — trying to develop our economy, encouraging innovation and insisting our banks serve business. Britain needs to think like a state committed to economic development. We are a long way from that. Hoping for green shoots because the stock market is recovering obscures the scale of financial and industrial restructuring that is needed. Solving the crisis in the real economy is only just beginning.
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Equity boom hardly an occasion to celebrate
The recent stock market boom has obscured the scale of financial and industrial restructuring needed to sustain an economic recovery
By Will Hutton / THE GUARDIAN , LONDON
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