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I agree markets have to be regulated.
That's what the EU does too. Perhaps not ideally, but it also stops the worst as it's one big compromise and being part of the EU market means you must sign up to the EHRC.
The only solution i see:
Vote Tories out
Increase taxes with investment in people
Drop uni fees as now ppl go to the Netherlands as it's cheaper (it's that bad)
Really regulate banks
Set up a public crowdfunder away from the IMFI suspect though that so much existing money was made 100s of years ago (see also the catholic church) and how we are going to catch up w/o exploiting people...no idea :/
JWestland
I agree leaving a EU is not ideal but at the moment with the government not investing in youth of today I wonder about the future. The tory/eu solution seems to be allow the free movement and we can get ready made staff at a more efficient rate when ever we want. And those that not happy with us are free to leave. How about making this a great place to work for all people born here and those that are not. Leaving it all to free market means that selfish short termism will be king Adam Smith sang the virtues of free market but it needs to be regulated to protects us from our greed and fear. Lets not just put a pounds sign on everything. Quality of life is not related to the amount of money in you pocket, once a few basic needs are met then studies have shown happiness is not corellated to wealth.