'Growth doom loop': Report warns under-investment will see UK lag behind in global race to net zero

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Think tank IPPR warns UK is suffering from 'investment-phobia' and must move quickly to reap the economic benefits of the green transition

Decades of under-investment in UK businesses and infrastructure by both the government and private sector has left the country lagging behind in the global race to capture the green industries of the future...

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