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The risk is that voters might gratefully pocket a cut in their energy bills but then worry about a party that seems so willing to take on business when the economic recovery is so fragile. They might say, yes, the energy market does not appear to be working, but why not fix it by opening up the oligopoly to more competition, to drive down prices, rather than getting the men in Whitehall to intervene? Surely now is not the moment to create instability in the business world, potentially putting investment and jobs in doubt?