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Labour government will 'take more risks' and obtain 'aggressive' stakes in British private sector firms with taxpayer money to kick-start growth
The Labour government plans to invest taxpayer money in British private sector firms through aggressive stakes to stimulate economic growth. The strategy involves taking calculated risks to kick-start growth.
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