She told the business audience that the Government should look to foster business growth, particularly in high-tech sectors, seeking to emulate the success of the UK in growing a world-leading financial services sector, while limiting the risks of under-regulation and of over-reliance on one sector. "By setting the right frameworks and investing in skills and infrastructure, we can help broaden our economic base, build a more balanced economy and make Britain a true global leader," Mrs May said. "We cannot and will not try to make a plan for every corner of our economy. We believe in the free market and won't attempt to shield the economy from market forces. We have to make strategic decisions about where the Government can and cannot best support key sectors of the economy." Meanwhile Mr Drechsler said capitalism had been the driving force in the UK and the world promoting wealth, health and well-being, but that "until everybody feels the benefits of capitalism in their pockets and in their homes, we will have a problem".
The CBI ( CBI ) has said that unless a Britain transition deal is reached within the next six months , 60 per cent of British businesses will begin to move jobs to Europe . May, speaking at the Confederation of British Industry annual conference, said she felt negotiators were making strong progress, and advocated a free market model with moderate government support.