It should be indexed to wages, meaning a shared interest in a high wage economy. This was considered a massively progressive position until Cameron sought to bribe pensioners. The difference, in some years, could be £5-10 billion. The future success of the country needs that £.

@AaronBastani Shouldn't have anything to do with wages. No public spending should be determined by inflation.

@FPL_Chunks @AaronBastani Wages fund public spending. And wages are not inflation.

@bazzdgrogan @AaronBastani Wages rises are not inflation? 😂🤡

@FPL_Chunks @AaronBastani They are two separate things. They interact with each other but they are very separate. The price of oil goes up 50%. That's inflation. Its not a wage rise.

@bazzdgrogan @AaronBastani Cost push / demand pull.....look it up