I thought you'd like that service sector comparison.

> Even professional services frequently focus on compliance and regulation rather than strategic growth. These roles absorb labor but do not generate the compounding productivity that comes from deploying capital against ambitious, scalable ventures. The result is an economy that is busy but not dynamic, and employed workers who are far less empowered by the value their labor creates.


This is the moneyshot.

Growth in compliance-type roles is not true economic growth.  Nor is growth in people whose primary ability is to "navigate the system"

SimpleStacker

Great Britain’s economy clearly is underperforming from what it could be. Unfortunately, the damage is self-inflicted and change is not likely in the future, especially with a socialist government.

Politics_And_Law

econ

By Lipton Matthews
> Great Britain’s economy clearly is underperforming from what it could be. Unfortunately, the damage is self-inflicted and change is not likely in the future, especially with a socialist government.