All incentives, and all government policies, have been directed towards growth. Amorphous, directionless growth.

The young live without reward for their hard-work nor extract any fulfilment for a life in which they own nothing, have no privacy, and are certainly not happy about it.

What should we be doing instead?

Why will the Hunt-Sunak budget compound the economic damage?

What are the real causes of our economic woes?

Now it’s about minimum wage, zero-hours contracts and little job stability.

Industries evolve gradually, building upon one another; we never would have had our steel industry without the famed medieval smiths of Sheffield, and without steel we would not have had a host of other advancements that followed in its wake.