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Vince Cable

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Economist and author. Former MP for Twickenham 1997-2019. Leader of @LibDems 2017-19. Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills 2010-15.
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Labour, Fiscal Rules and the Struggles of the 'Soft Left'

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By Vince Cable
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That task fell to the Coalition which reinstated the fiscal rules with an independent Office of Budget Responsibility to monitor compliance and built in a ‘debt rule’ to require a fall in the debt to GDP ratio over time.
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Escaping the Brexit dilemma

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By Vince Cable
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There is a Brexit dilemma: a growing consensus that Brexit was a bad mistake together with the fatalistic acceptance that nothing much can be done about it. For committed Remainers, there is the smug satisfaction of having been right all along. The predicted economic costs have duly materialised. The less predicted global upheaval has left Britain dangerously stranded in a geo-economic no-mans-land. Public opinion polls are increasingly negative about Brexit.
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At war with Chinese windmills

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By Vince Cable
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Theresa May was given the same advice which led to the sensible compromise on 5G: that Huawei be excluded from the most sensitive work but used for peripheral hardware. After American intervention, however, this decision was overturned, and Huawei products were ripped out of the system at considerable cost to British consumers and companies.
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