Social Protection
Social protection can be broadly defined as preventing, managing and overcoming situations that affect the public’s wellbeing. The social protection sector consists of policies and programs designed to reduce poverty and any other defects. This is primarily done by promoting efficient labour markets, lessening people’s exposure to risks and improving the public’s capacity to manage economic and social risks. In my proposal of the government spending on the public, I have decreased the spending on social protection from $222 billion to $145 billion. I had decreased the social protection budget spending by $77 billion as I believe the majority this sum of money goes into pointless areas of spending such as benefits for the capable and able unemployed. Most of the unemployment population in the UK are capable of working in full time jobs, however they choose not to work instead and live off benefits. By reducing the amount of money spent on social protection, crime such as theft and robberies would rise in the areas of high unemployment as their only way of income would be to steal. This also would bring down the living standards in these areas as people will hold less amounts of money. Therefore sales for Ford would decrease.
Health
The health sector in the UK is primarily run by the National Health Service as this is the public source of service in the country. I have increased the budget on the spending on health services from £140 billion to £185 billion. I have increased the budget by £45 billion as I believe the NHS has been failing lately and investments in training the staff and new technologies would boost the reputation by a lot. By increasing the budget on health, Ford would benefit from this as the health living standards would increase and the employees and customers health and medical issues would decrease drastically. Therefore the