economic inactivity
The £85 Billion Anchor: How Britain’s Health Crisis is Sinking its Economy
Britain faces a potential economic crisis, with a £85bn annual bill from sickness-related inactivity threatening growth, finance, and investment appeal.
The £85 Billion Anchor: How Britain’s Health Crisis is Dragging Down its Economy
The UK faces an £85bn economic crisis as 2.8 million people are out of work due to sickness, threatening GDP, the stock market, and fiscal stability.
The £150 Billion Problem: How Britain’s Health Crisis is Quietly Crippling its Economy
Britain’s economic inactivity crisis, driven by long-term sickness, is a major threat to its economy, impacting finance, investing, and public policy.
Fueling the Engine: Why a Strong Economy is Britain’s Only Answer to the Worklessness Crisis
Britain’s worklessness crisis is an economic disaster. This post explores why a strong, pro-growth economy is the essential foundation for any solution.
Beyond the Headlines: An Investor’s Guide to the UK Welfare System
Political rhetoric about a “sicknote culture” is a moral panic. Data shows UK welfare spending is controlled and employment is high.