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Enterprise & productivity
Four years ago the Government set its central economic objective of high and stable growth and employment. In the last Parliament we began by reforming the macroeconomic framework to tackle decades of economic instability. We radically reformed labour market policies to ensure that employment opportunity is open to all. And we began a programme of structural economic reforms, including a new Competition Act. These achievements though have only been the start.
Building on the platform of stability and employment creation, we must now direct our energies to further radical reform and modernisation of product, labour and capital markets to create a new Britain of enterprise for all. We must prepare ourselves to tackle fully the challenge of enterprise and productivity. To succeed over the long term, Britain's productivity must rise faster than our industrial competitors?.
Just as we put stability and work first in the last Parliament, we will put enterprise and productivity first in this Parliament. This document sets out the next steps in this programme of reform.
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Link to the Independent Spectrum Review carried out jointly by HM Treasury and the Department of Trade and Industry
