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theresa may is talking about the benefits of brexit iof talking about the benefits of brexit i of anotherent that will please present here tories but alienate others. she is trying to keep the balance in her party and now has to balance the books too. doctor chaand nagpaul is the chair of the british medical association council. hejoins me via webcam from central london. thank you forjoining us today. bma have described this rejection of cash as refreshing. this is still feel the same? cash as refreshing. this is still feelthe same? it is cash as refreshing. this is still feel the same? it is refreshing that the government has finally understood that the nhs needs funding after months of denial. but it certainly is not a cash bonanza and we need to be realistic of what it is likely to achieve which is to ease some pressure, but not looking at the detail going to be enough. to meet the proper needs of the nhs. you have been calling for urgent and substantial increases in funding so you're saying this amount of money will make no difference or doesn't have a short and long—term benefits? of

iof the two challenges we can pass the law to make it more obvious to the public how corporations getsits money. that's what we are trying to do here but when it comes to the money itself, this is something that is sort of new to me. how easy would it be for a foreign entity government and i will ask you the same thing, to funnel virtual money into the corporation if russia never cooperates in terms of its transparency they are looking for or china. do you need russia and china to make this work? >> you do not need russia or china to make this work and you wouldn't see the virtual money you may just need the shell company. it is a sizable voter apathy in the financial transparency regime the anonymous companies come and it's one that needs to be closed off not just for campaign-finance purposes, but for general financial transparency purposes this is a voter ability that undermines the anti-money laundering regime. >> but you don't need the corporation of a foreign government to have the transparency that has been spoken of is that right? >> know you dno you do not neede corporatiocoop

i think we'll need a few more long-term, iof the would say the most convincing is what they call market power. more more employers are able to .et wages to employers it is really hard to switch. else at thatbody point. . that is also bad for the economy . structural change that they take away from the wage growth signal? these are numbers that the federal reserve look for to estimate when rates should start rising, but if they can change over labor market power come up with does it say about the weight we have put on the numbers? a turnout -- internal problem. when they look at inflation, there is cost put inflation as well and that is a problem as well. it makes it hard. you have to wait a number of years before you can tell something going on. on a there any policy municipal and state level, especially when you're talking localizedtony on a level. is there a potential that it could be addressed? is vanfirst thing to do noncompete agreements that says if you leave the company, you cannot go work for any similar company for number of years. >> you have seen an extraordinary decline. , d

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