and they pay a lot of apd and their market is price sensitive to that. could you explain a pda?y charge up to £22 which is really punitive when they are collecting fa res punitive when they are collecting fares which cost no more than £35. so it is damaging the rusticity of the market. what is the outlook for flybe, will it be ok? think it is a really tough environment for them and they are a long way from being ina and they are a long way from being in a safe position at the moment. the price of fuel will be up by about 60%, that's not baked into much of the numbers you have seen today said that it's a tough future outlook for them. do you think we will see consolidation and fewer independent carriers and people merging to survive? inevitably. it is no irony that the most profitable part of the industry at the moment is in north america where the us airlines have consolidated, nearly 50% of the global airline profits last year there. it is inevitable we will see it happen in the next 18 months. thank you for your time on business live. plenty more on the business live page. hor

the unemployment rate fell to an 18 percent slow and the economy apd ad 223,000 jobs and down sharplyrom the 6.6 percent in april. average hourly earning, i love this increased 2.7% from a year earlier and meanwhile, trump is draining the swamp by slashing 3000 federal government jobs in may for a total of 24000 since he took office. here now, the man charged with keeping the trump boom going larry cud loy, the head of the national economic council. larry, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it tonight. i was thinking back on infer 10th, 2016, all these global markets are going to collapse and the stock market is going to curator and the global economy will be thrown in total turmoil with president trump. mark cuban predicted dire consequenceness and the new york times had to aide mitt they are crazy good. >> wow, i remember my great friend paul krug man trashing all of saying the economy was going into's deep reskegz and the stock market was going to crash the day after the election. so it is little bit different the reality. and today was another great day for jobs, up top 22300

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those funds are not appropriated in the proposed budget at the moment, so they'll need to be proposed apd at some point. i think the biggest highlight is the constitutional amendment that appears to be headed to the ballot in november . you had this on your agenda yesterda there's a very significant curtailing of the ability of the local government to raise revenue. importantly, one of the provisions in that measure wod invalidate taxes that were adopted in june by less than a two thirds vote, and so there is a risk if that makes the ballot in november , that both c and g would be invalidated gg forward on this november ballot. lastly, the proposed budget in front of you assumes the passage of a dedication of hotel taxes that supervisors peskin and tang have introduced and is pending at the board of supervisors for voters' consideration in november . it would restore historical linkage between the city's tax. this is an alternative to proposition f that failed to get the two thirds vote a couple of years ago. that's pending at the board. so those are a couple of the highlights. as you kno

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