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We Have Become a Nation of Shysters
Labour has such a blind spot for business that it cannot distinguish between honest enterprises and near-criminal scams like car-clamping, says Ross Clark
Power cuts and uncollected rubbish form most people's memories of the economic debacle that was the 1970s. But for me, a quite different story sums up the lack of business sense that distinguished the Briti...See the full content of this document
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