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Across‐the‐board measures to stimulate the economy should be dropped in favour of selective aid to those manufacturing sectors that most need it, says Stanley Alderson. He suggests a mix of grants and subsidies (primarily designed to attract labour rather than encourage spending on capital equipment) and a “negative” corporation tax.

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