Hammond: U.K. Government Is a Pro-Business Government

The transcript discusses the UK's position as a globally engaged economy, emphasizing its historical trading links and unique economic stance. It addresses perceptions of the UK government as potentially anti-business, clarifying its pro-business stance. The challenges of globalization are highlighted, noting the need to engage those feeling left behind by the economic model. The role of government in addressing market failures and ensuring a healthy economic model is also discussed.

What is the UK's approach to its trading links and investment links around the world?

How does the speaker describe the UK's labor market and legal system?

What concerns does the speaker raise about the perception of capitalism in the developed world?

What does Theresa May suggest is necessary for liberal market capitalism to be firmly rooted?

What role does the government play in addressing market failures according to the speaker?