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crankedup said:
Its difficult to find any organisation which are supporting this Governments monetary policies. Still they must be correct and on the right track if the Tories say so
Labour and the World Banks got us into this mess and I can't see the current Government getting us out of it TBH.
Labour and the World Banks got us into this mess and I can't see the current Government getting us out of it TBH.
crankedup said:
Its difficult to find any organisation which are supporting this Governments monetary policies
Who is against it?crankedup said:
Still they must be correct and on the right track
Agreed, and out credit rating reflects thatcrankedup said:
Labour and the World Banks got us into this mess
Also bankers and consumerscrankedup said:
and I can't see the current Government getting us out of it TBH
It won't happen overnight, but then we had a decade long binge, so that is to be expectedFittster said:
rsv gone! said:
Can we find the one person in the whole country who was 'shocked' (or even mildly surprised) by this news and give them a good shake?
I suggest you shake the economists employed in the city, they weren't predicting this fall in GDP.Fittster said:
NoelWatson said:
Fittster said:
rsv gone! said:
Can we find the one person in the whole country who was 'shocked' (or even mildly surprised) by this news and give them a good shake?
I suggest you shake the economists employed in the city, they weren't predicting this fall in GDP.http://www.workhound.co.uk/jobs/Economist-jobs
crankedup said:
Fittster said:
rsv gone! said:
Can we find the one person in the whole country who was 'shocked' (or even mildly surprised) by this news and give them a good shake?
I suggest you shake the economists employed in the city, they weren't predicting this fall in GDP.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OU_fzCpwrNc
crankedup said:
NoelWatson said:
crankedup said:
Its difficult to find any organisation which are supporting this Governments monetary policies. Still they must be correct and on the right track if the Tories say so
Labour and the World Banks got us into this mess and I can't see the current Government getting us out of it TBH.
Labour and the World Banks got us into this mess and I can't see the current Government getting us out of it TBH.
crankedup said:
Its difficult to find any organisation which are supporting this Governments monetary policies
Who is against it?crankedup said:
Still they must be correct and on the right track
Agreed, and out credit rating reflects thatcrankedup said:
Labour and the World Banks got us into this mess
Also bankers and consumerscrankedup said:
and I can't see the current Government getting us out of it TBH
It won't happen overnight, but then we had a decade long binge, so that is to be expectedcrankedup said:
NoelWatson said:
crankedup said:
NoelWatson said:
crankedup said:
Its difficult to find any organisation which are supporting this Governments monetary policies. Still they must be correct and on the right track if the Tories say so
Labour and the World Banks got us into this mess and I can't see the current Government getting us out of it TBH.
Labour and the World Banks got us into this mess and I can't see the current Government getting us out of it TBH.
crankedup said:
Its difficult to find any organisation which are supporting this Governments monetary policies
Who is against it?crankedup said:
Still they must be correct and on the right track
Agreed, and out credit rating reflects thatcrankedup said:
Labour and the World Banks got us into this mess
Also bankers and consumerscrankedup said:
and I can't see the current Government getting us out of it TBH
It won't happen overnight, but then we had a decade long binge, so that is to be expectedhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1350359/40...
fido said:
you do realise that £175 billion of QE (akin to printing money) occured during the last two years and this probably nudged the GBP growth into positive figures. Now that tap has been turned off it's back to reality - this has nowt to do with the current policies whether they are right or wrong.
GDP = private consumption + gross investment + government spending + (exports − imports),so I'm guessing government spending is an influence, although I'm not sure if they have cut it (below inflation) yet.
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