countries growth
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gary hubbard said:
is the goverment letting utility and otherthings we have to use get away with massive price increases to falsely make it look as the country is in growth .if so its just another spin to make us all think we are on the rd to recoverery .
Assuming I've correctly interpreted your stream of conciousness, we no longer have any control over the utilities we use. You can thank Gordon Brown for that. When they were originally sold off the government maintained 'golden shares' in them meaning the government could control their pricing and actions to some degree. GB sold these golden shares off for next to nothing so now the utilities like EDF can charge UK customers what they like to fund the lower prices the French pay in France as the French government still control them, not having had a t
t like GB at the reins.HTH.
Caulkhead said:
gary hubbard said:
is the goverment letting utility and otherthings we have to use get away with massive price increases to falsely make it look as the country is in growth .if so its just another spin to make us all think we are on the rd to recoverery .
Assuming I've correctly interpreted your stream of conciousness, we no longer have any control over the utilities we use. You can thank Gordon Brown for that. When they were originally sold off the government maintained 'golden shares' in them meaning the government could control their pricing and actions to some degree. GB sold these golden shares off for next to nothing so now the utilities like EDF can charge UK customers what they like to fund the lower prices the French pay in France as the French government still control them, not having had a t
t like GB at the reins.HTH.
but shawly theres some thing in place to keep price rises fair .
s3fella said:
gary hubbard said:
Dave_ST220 said:
How does high inflation delude one into thinking everything is rosey?
but aprox 30% increase on power bills is not inflation Use Psychology said:
You all ridicule gary for his spelling but actually his posts generally logically structured arguments leading to reasonable questions. Much better than some contributors.
It's not logical. Rising utility bills are not necessarily conducive to a better rate of growth, in fact the opposite is more likely to be true. Also, the government don't dictate utility prices.It's flawed throughout.
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