How to improve the economy?

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This is the cheapest nation, Japan.

[*Izi-Blissers*]

How to improve the UK Economy?
Tax the rich, put MPs on national minimum wage, go down to 4 day a week work days, extend childcare/school hours, raise wages in line with inflation and living prices - and much more. Watch how quickly the economy grows.
Also, legalise cannabis - that'll do us all a favour.

[Vipa]

say goodbye to fiat and traditional scammers (banks), go for a decentralized future where not a single entity has the power of everyone else by spewing in high inflation rates and whatever they want, say hello to crypto and bitcoin

[Different]

The answer is simple: End starvation, create more jobs, keep the bad guys off the streets, and provide education for those who can't afford it.

[David]

say goodbye to fiat and traditional scammers (banks), go for a decentralized future where not a single entity has the power of everyone else by spewing in high inflation rates and whatever they want, say hello to crypto and bitcoin

Bitcoin would be awful to switch to; slow transactions, high fees, and huge power costs. The fees and transaction times also vary wildly which is unacceptable for a primary currency. 

Any switch to crypto needs to be one with instantaneous transactions and little to no fee's. And the power costs are resolved by using Proof-of-Stake over Proof-of-Work, PoW being the one that requires mining (probably other methods too but those are what I know)

[Northadox]

bitcoin is cringe use monero

[Matt]

tax more
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[Uptight 534]

Switching to the bottle cap standard.

[Shane1334]

Print more money

[Camer the Dragon]

Print more money

5Head moment

[1python64]

Limit the amount of properties a single person can own would solve a lot of issues IMO. Down with landlords 😡

[Camer the Dragon]

Limit the amount of properties a single person can own would solve a lot of issues IMO. Down with landlords 😡

2nd homes should be banned
and if after that there are too many homes, some can be made into stuff like shops, restaurants, hotels, etc. to keep the space useful