Answer:
Weak politics may make for good economics. This is contrary to the proposition that the Government presented to the British electorate, that the Government needed a strong mandate to negotiate Brexit. Now, among the myriad uncertainties facing the country there is one certainty. The UK will have a weak government, led by a weak Prime Minister. Weak governments will not be able to make big changes in economic policy. But that is good, not bad. Think about the three aspects of economic policy: monetary, fiscal and structural.
You might need a strong government to push through unpopular measures if the country were facing a serious economic downturn
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Answer:
I'm not too entirely sure of this, but I based it off on what I thought
Explanation:
Weak Government: A small government can't profit much off to your country, but they are much more careful of public spending and what to buy and what not. On what can be beneficial for their country and society. I think if they structure this off correctly, overtime they will gradually grow stronger.
Strong Government: A strong government definitely has a huge amount of money. I'm sure they would NEED to use it properly, so they can help out their country. They also might as well have a huge line of military forces.
