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https:/ /www.ki ngsfund .org.uk /projec ts/nhs- in-a-nu tshell/ nhs-bud get
in the year of the referendum the NHS budget was £136.9bn in 2020/21 it was £212.1 that's £75.2bn extra, £1.45bn per week. Would you say that the suggestion to spend £350m per week more on the NHS has been taken up?
in the year of the referendum the NHS budget was £136.9bn in 2020/21 it was £212.1 that's £75.2bn extra, £1.45bn per week. Would you say that the suggestion to spend £350m per week more on the NHS has been taken up?
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"Bloomberg Economics told us that the £200 billion figure it came up with was an estimate, as it’s impossible to be sure what the economy would have looked like if the UK had voted to remain in the EU in 2016. Many different estimates have been done of the impact of Brexit on the UK, as we’ve written about before.
We haven’t looked in detail at Bloomberg Economics’ calculations, but it’s already clear that its estimates are still less than the UK’s net contributions to the EU."
So at best its not very reliable is it.
Got anything better Hymie?
"Bloomberg Economics told us that the £200 billion figure it came up with was an estimate, as it’s impossible to be sure what the economy would have looked like if the UK had voted to remain in the EU in 2016. Many different estimates have been done of the impact of Brexit on the UK, as we’ve written about before.
We haven’t looked in detail at Bloomberg Economics’ calculations, but it’s already clear that its estimates are still less than the UK’s net contributions to the EU."
So at best its not very reliable is it.
Got anything better Hymie?
I think the important thing here is where did the NHS money come from? Where other services short changed in order to fund the necessity of increasing NHS funding during the pandemic? Plus, how much of that funding was spent on vaccine roll out? Again, something that was a necessity (despite what some on AB think) caused by the unforeseen circumstances of the pandemic.
I get what Tora is saying, and this is a way to justify the fun bus message, but a better indication will be spending when... if... the pandemic ends.
I get what Tora is saying, and this is a way to justify the fun bus message, but a better indication will be spending when... if... the pandemic ends.
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