Why Britain's Economy is F***ed

The UK has faced significant economic challenges since the pandemic, with the lowest growth in the G7 and high inflation. Longstanding issues like slow productivity and wage growth have been worsened by recent events such as the pandemic, Brexit, and a controversial mini-budget. The UK economy has struggled more than its peers, with increased economic inactivity and reduced exports and investment. These factors have led to a forecasted recession and a slow return to pre-pandemic growth levels.

What is the expected decline in disposable income for UK households over the next two years?

What was the average productivity growth rate in the UK in the 10 years before the financial crisis?

How has the pandemic specifically affected the number of economically inactive people in the UK?