Economic growth alone may not be enough to ease public anxiety over rising living costs, according to new analysis. While pro-growth measures could boost the economy, experts warn they often fail to directly tackle affordability issues like housing, energy, and essential goods. The focus remains on whether policies can deliver tangible relief for households struggling with day-to-day expenses. Critics argue that without targeted interventions, growth benefits may not reach those most affected by inflation.
Pro-growth policies on their own won’t address the concerns of voters worried about the cost of living
