Thanks for the economic lesson. It's been a while since I spent 5 years studying the subject.
I'll return the favour.....you are naive to think that and marginalise the plethora of other issues: likely squeeze on public sector funding (including transport infrastructure), land is overpriced (even accounting for favourable FOREX), low productivity, poorly skilled workforce, labour supply issues, uncertainty about what trade markets can be accessed, likely future squeeze on incomes etc.. There are more obvious issues, as well as the seemingly back of a fag packet analysis of the impact of fiscal, and wider economic, policies. We are a basket case.