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With the fall in GBP value, you actually get less..."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George Orwell -
No it won'tOriginally posted by GreenMirror View PostI never understood the gloom about the economy in the aftermath of the Brexit vote.
Brexit has not started yet.
Once it gets going to economy will likely be affected. And not in a good way.
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There already has been an effect.Originally posted by original PM View PostNo it won't
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From top of the G7 growth league to the bottom.
Mega tit.Hard Brexit now!
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That just goes to show how biased reality is against the democratic will of the British people.Originally posted by sasguru View PostThere already has been an effect.
From top of the G7 growth league to the bottom.
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The only economist that says that it won’t is Patrick Minford, and even then he says that it will ruin the manufacturing sector and leave swathes of the U.K. poorer.Originally posted by original PM View PostNo it won't
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But it was nice for you to pop in with your detailed rebuttal.Comment
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Mervyn King(not the darts player) was one of the economists who wrote to Geoffrey Howe disagreeing with the 1981 budget. With hindsight that looked wrong.Originally posted by meridian View PostThe only economist that says that it won’t is Patrick Minford, and even then he says that it will ruin the manufacturing sector and leave swathes of the U.K. poorer.
But it was nice for you to pop in with your detailed rebuttal.
Economists often talk rubbish that may or may not be right.
Though in this case I think their predicted outcome will happen.Comment
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You know when you struggled in school?Originally posted by original PM View PostYou know many people with crystal balls do you?
Nothing's changed.Hard Brexit now!
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Feel free to post any links you like to a story about a company moving here _because_ of Brexit. You know, the companies that expect the U.K. to be an easier place to do business in post-March 2019. None so far?Originally posted by original PM View PostYou know many people with crystal balls do you?
No crystal ball required.Comment
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https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/mc...l?guccounter=1Originally posted by meridian View PostFeel free to post any links you like to a story about a company moving here _because_ of Brexit. You know, the companies that expect the U.K. to be an easier place to do business in post-March 2019. None so far?
No crystal ball required.
Would you like fries with that link?Comment
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