Early day motion · EDM 498 · 17 Jan 1992
MEMORANDUM BY THE HONOURABLE MEMBER FOR ISLINGTON SOUTH AND FINSBURY
Tabled by Sir William Clark (Conservative)
24 signatures
The motion
That this House notes the memorandum written by the honourable Member for Islington South and Finsbury asking vital and unanswered questions about Labour's economic policies; shares his view that a 'flight of capital' and a 'flood of public sector wage claims' could follow the election of a Labour government; believes that his references to increased borrowing, incomes policy and a 'luxury rate' of value-added tax demonstrate that the Labour Party have learnt nothing from their disastrous stewardship of the economy in the 1970s; and joins the honourable Member in asking his colleagues questions such as 'How serious are we on inflation?' and 'What is the order of priorities?', to which the whole country would like to know the answers.
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