Regardless of who forms the next administration, tackling the health of the UK's finances will undoubtedly be a top priority for government. One thing we all share as business leaders is a passion and energy to do what is within our power to promote and support the UK's relative positions of strength in the global capital markets – inward investment, a mobile workforce, tax policy and demand for our prized goods and services – to boost UK competitiveness and lead us into recovery.
With employment in the public sector set to shrink as the government seeks to restore its finances, the jobs created by fast-growth entrepreneurs will be vital to reducing UK unemployment. It is therefore important that government policy is geared towards tapping into the employment and GDP growth potential that these companies generate.
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Author: Scott Halliday
