Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng are determined to show that Britain’s economy is under new management. They want to indicate through their decisions – such as cancelling the corporation tax rise and reversing the National Insurance rise –that they are breaking away from the fiscal approach of recent years.
More broadly, they want to emphasise that growth is their priority.
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