Britain has a new economic plan to get out of the crisis in the next decade. The British media report that the country will invest a record 650 billion pounds for the development and improvement of infrastructure. According to the plan, this will also lead to the creation of 425,000 new jobs a year.
Generally speaking, the strategy is to find labor on the basis of planned investments in various projects and programs – in the shorter four-year period until 2024/25. The Infrastructure and Projects Authority estimates that more than 425,000 people will be needed each year to carry out the planned initial investment of £ 200 billion. They are part of the government’s promises to rebuild the economy through better additional costs.
For the first time since 1950: Britain is not among Germany’s top trading partners
Companies in the country are rapidly switching to British suppliers at the expense of those from the EU
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To help businesses make critical decisions as the country emerges from the Brexit crisis and pandemic, the British government is proposing a £ 30 billion plan. The funds are planned for various key projects in the social and economic infrastructure over the next 12 months. This amount will create new opportunities for thousands of highly skilled workers.
The country’s full plan for 2030 sets a vision for putting digital technologies and innovation at the center of infrastructure and supply investments – the country’s key industries. About 170 of the public procurement contracts, worth between £ 15.4 billion and £ 22.4 billion, involve the development of technology.
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They approved the largest tax increase in Britain in 70 years
The British Prime Minister said that “justice has prevailed”
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To date, the crisis in Britain is deepening. Companies in the country are rapidly switching to British suppliers at the expense of those from the EU. For the first time since 1950, the United Kingdom is not among Germany’s top trading partners, which further aggravates the situation.
Against this background, the government is raising taxes at the highest level in 70 years. Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s idea for the drastic increase mainly affects the richest, who will effectively pay more than half of the increase. And the reason is support for the health system in a pandemic.
The supply crisis continues. According to the British Food and Beverage Federation, the days when Britons could buy everything from the supermarket are long gone.
