UK exports have declined compared to several years ago.
Machinery and chemicals exports are strong, small business exports to the EU are screwed.
Some business sectors will be helped by a lower £ but am pessimistic about good jobs / rent and mortgages / food prices. Because 40% is imported and there still is no good food strategy to address that.
I doubt the extra exports can offset all those downsides by generating some more jobs.
UK exports have declined compared to several years ago.
Yes, that's part of the balance that needs redressing. A weak currency helps as long as the materials are not imported, which of course they are largely.
UK exports have declined compared to several years ago.
Machinery and chemicals exports are strong, small business exports to the EU are screwed.
Some business sectors will be helped by a lower £ but am pessimistic about good jobs / rent and mortgages / food prices. Because 40% is imported and there still is no good food strategy to address that.
I doubt the extra exports can offset all those downsides by generating some more jobs.