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Uk Economy.
What the hell in happening, state owned banks have suddenly started making profits, unemployment has dropped ,GDP is up there are more people in work than ever, the recession is over, says Osborne .
Is there something happening in the year 2015, that we have not been told about Georgie Boy , how stupid do the Cons really think we are?
Is there something happening in the year 2015, that we have not been told about Georgie Boy , how stupid do the Cons really think we are?
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Have you got a link to that please Farrier?
The BBC report doesn't agree with you.
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The BBC report doesn't agree with you.
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>>>It also says the International Monetary Fund now expects the British economy to grow by 3.2 per cent this year, faster than every major economy.
But that's NOT what the IMF said, Ladybirder.
The projected growth for China is 7.4%, for India 5.4%, for the ASEAN nations 4.6%, for Sub-Saharan Africa 5.4%, for Emerging and Developing Asia 6.4%. Surely you're not saying that China and India aren't 'major economies', are you?
But that's NOT what the IMF said, Ladybirder.
The projected growth for China is 7.4%, for India 5.4%, for the ASEAN nations 4.6%, for Sub-Saharan Africa 5.4%, for Emerging and Developing Asia 6.4%. Surely you're not saying that China and India aren't 'major economies', are you?
good piece here by the excellent Tony Hilton on why "Britain's doing well" doesn't mean many people are doing well
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The chart I'm trying to copy but having no luck is in the link I provided at 21.43. It's more than Europe, it says UK, US, Eurozone, Germany, France, Italy, Japan and Canada. Further down it says ...
>>The latest upgrade was the largest positive revision for any country in the G7 – which also includes the US, Canada, Japan, Germany, France and Italy – and the BRIC economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China.
>>The latest upgrade was the largest positive revision for any country in the G7 – which also includes the US, Canada, Japan, Germany, France and Italy – and the BRIC economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China.
The graphic you're trying to copy seems to be this one, Ladybirder:
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I have no problem with the information shown there but the sentence immediately underneath it states "The International Monetary Fund now expects the British economy to grow by 3.2 per cent this year, faster than every major economy", as quoted by you above. As I pointed out at 22:54, that is wholly inaccurate!
Primary sources are always best, Ladybirder!
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I have no problem with the information shown there but the sentence immediately underneath it states "The International Monetary Fund now expects the British economy to grow by 3.2 per cent this year, faster than every major economy", as quoted by you above. As I pointed out at 22:54, that is wholly inaccurate!
Primary sources are always best, Ladybirder!
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depends where your money goes, Daisy. No doubt some of it will be departure tax, which will help Osborne a lot, and some will go to Heathrow workers. If you book a tour through a British company, they'll take a cut. But if you just fly out and arrange travel when you get there you'll probably help the NZ economy more. Lots of hobbits will thank you.
I have just heard Danny Alexander being interviewed on the Today program, and he had to admit that peoples spending power was still way behind what it was before 2010. It takes more than a few stuffed shirts to announce that the "recession" is over, when we still have huge numbers of people unemployed and even larger numbers of people on such low wages, that they still qualify for state support. Its worth bearing in mind that the majority of people that claim state handouts are not the unemployed but the poorly paid. If you ask the average person if they feel better off than they did in 2010, few will answer yes.
