Probably depends what you take from it, as personally I take the recognition that public sector spending in the face of a stale private sector, is absolutely essential.
To fund public spending on armed forces, public services, housing, perhaps even relevant clawback (not some fetid mini-doge move), etc is very beneficial both to the nation and to tax revenue in the longer term.
If the private sector can’t or won’t invest, then they must be overlooked in favour of public funded investment in my mind.