Jones: Creating a mood music which vilifies business
Lord Digby Jones said parties needed to realise it was private businesses that created jobs and the taxes to fund public sector spending.
He claimed politicians were βcreating a mood music which vilifies businessβ and called on Ed Balls to "stop the hypocrisy".
The cross bench peer debated with Labourβs Luciana Berger who said the biggest issue for small businesses she represented was the lack of access to finance.
They were speaking to Jo Coburn about the criticism of Labour from Boots boss Stefano Pessina who suggested Labour's policies could be a "catastrophe".
Also in the debate were Conservative Nadine Dories and Lib Dem Tom Brake
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