A familiar UK recovery led by a property boom and debt-fuelled consumption does not qualify as ‘building back better’
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The first of these editorial pieces about the nature of the recovery is thought-provoking - and, I have to say, strikes a chord. Is the coronavirus recovery the 'right' sort of recovery. The Observer doesn't think so, arguing that house price rises, and cheap credit aren't the foundations of sustainable growth.
I have to say that I suspect they are right - for all the talk of 'Building Back Better' it seems that the well-to-do are going to benefit the most, again.