A Clear Message For Business?

Tomorrow is budget day here in the UK, and already the speculation has started as to what Chancellor George Osborne may or may not do to manage and re-invigorate the economy.

My hope is that he uses clean language in terms of how he and his team have arrived at their conclusions and what they plan to do in order to achieve economic growth after one of the deepest recessions and biggest deficits in recent history.

Whilst some may not agree with the route the Government have chosen, so long as the decision is delivered clearly, and with vision and strength, then the plan has a chance of success. After all, markets and industry react to clear vision - they also react to inconsistency and dithering.

So, Mr Osborne, it's all up to you and your team. 'Clean language' is the order of the day. By you using that, confidence can continue to rise and be rebuilt, and that is one of the most important jobs any government needs to deliver for the markets, and even more importantly, for it's people.