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Just to make it easy for you.Originally posted by sasguru View PostNurse! Straitjacket time!
"The Bank's monetary policy objective is to deliver price stability – low inflation – and, subject to that, to support the Government's economic objectives including those for growth and employment. Price stability is defined by the Government's inflation target of 2%."
Now, do you want a hand with the jacket or are you used to putting it on yourself?Comment
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he can't have the straitjacket I'm afraid. MF's kid is wearing itOriginally posted by sasguru View PostNurse! Straitjacket time!
When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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A contractor should employ a professional.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostI must punish myself....Comment
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Nurse! Lobotomy time!Originally posted by GB9 View PostJust to make it easy for you.
"The Bank's monetary policy objective is to deliver price stability – low inflation – and, subject to that, to support the Government's economic objectives including those for growth and employment. Price stability is defined by the Government's inflation target of 2%."
Now, do you want a hand with the jacket or are you used to putting it on yourself?
Oh wait we did that already.
Probably accounts for why the retarded idiot is picking a particular data point as opposed to ignoring a sharp upward trend that will likely peak well above 2%

Hard Brexit now!
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I'm picking a data point? It's the Government / BoE's data point. That's where it should be.Originally posted by sasguru View PostNurse! Lobotomy time!
Oh wait we did that already.
Probably accounts for why the retarded idiot is picking a particular data point as opposed to ignoring a sharp upward trend that will likely peak well above 2%


You have proven time and time again you know nothing about economics. And when the facts are laid in front of you, instead of accepting you're clueless you just keep digging.
It's no wonder you couldn't get a job in the UK.Comment
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Originally posted by GB9 View PostI'm picking a data point? It's the Government / BoE's data point. That's where it should be.
You have proven time and time again you know nothing about economics. And when the facts are laid in front of you, instead of accepting you're clueless you just keep digging.
It's no wonder you couldn't get a job in the UK.


Hard Brexit now!
#prayfornodealComment
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Likewise.Originally posted by sasguru View PostTulipe. Maybe if I keep posting endless drivel people will forget what I said earlier in the thread. Or maybe they'll realise that I'm still economically clueless, that I've been called out, and that I'm trying to cover for myself.
Oh I wish I still had that job at the EU Commission. They all looked so happy when I served their coffee.Comment
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