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Vicky Redwood, chief UK economist at Capital Economics, also highlighted the credit easing plan.

The credit easing plan, due to be fleshed out in the budget in November, stops short of a state investment bank but is an implicit admission that commercial banks are unwilling or incapable of supplying credit to British business.

Details of the credit easing plan suggest a Treasury-underwritten multibillion pound line of credit to small firms – an admission that Britain's battered banks, assaulted by the euro crisis, are simply not in a position to deliver.

Under the novel "credit easing" plan, the Treasury will buy company bonds in an attempt to cut the cost of credit for struggling firms and boost the supply of credit.

Toby Perkins, the shadow minister for small business, cast doubt on the government's credit easing plan, which is intended to reduce lending rates to business by 0.5 of a percentage point.

He said it would be better to borrow because interest rates are so low than go for the "people's quantitative easing" plan advocated by Corbyn in his last leadership election.

Ukip Has policies for increasing house building by freeing up government or council-owned land and easing planning regulation on converting offices to residential use.

There is certainly some news that will help: lowering corporation tax and easing planning restrictions will make it easier for large corporations to invest some of the cash they have been hoarding.

Its first housing minister, Conservative Grant Shapps pledged to kick-start building, which had fallen to its lowest level in decades, by releasing more public land and easing planning restrictions.

"Enterprise zones are a major step towards delivering this - cutting business taxes, easing planning restrictions and giving business the tools they need to invest and expand.

He also suggested designating city-run pools as places for the homeless to shower and easing planning and environmental regulations to speed up construction of low-income housing projects.