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I the alternative is for people to i suffer, for businesses to go bust? im sorry, i dont want to see that happening, i want growth, - i want a targeted growth, i want to create jobs. - natasha, i know you do the health bit of your newspaper, but it is called the economist, does the economist have a view about all the stuff thats happening this week? yeah, i think our view is that reaganomics in britain is a bit of a gamble, and, as you said, you agreed it was a gamble and... i didnt agree it was...

Editor from the economist. hi, natasha. hello, hello! welcome to the studio, because youve been on zoom before, so its nice to actually see you in real—life. right, lets do the economy first. lord bilimoria, this announcement were going to get from kwasi kwarteng, we keepjoking... is it a budget, a mini—budget, fiscal event? from your soundings around it, how huge is it going to be, do you reckon? i think this is absolutely terrific. llve been saying for a long time| when i was president of ...

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