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Personally, I can't see Labour making much of a difference either way. The economy will get a bit better, as inflation continues to fall and interest rates come down, but it won't be owt to do with them. The root cause of most of what ails this country is low productivity/growth, which is bloody hard to fix.
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Yes, to which Labour's plan seem to be making employing people and utilising the flexible workforce even more risky, difficult and expensive, so such work will go offshore. Clever, isn't it...Originally posted by woody1 View Post
Personally, I can't see Labour making much of a difference either way. The economy will get a bit better, as inflation continues to fall and interest rates come down, but it won't be owt to do with them. The root cause of most of what ails this country is low productivity/growth, which is bloody hard to fix.Blog? What blog...?
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OTOH, they will at least build a feck ton of houses in some of the right places, which will significantly help the economy in the long run. Concrete over some of that SE green belt and ignore the nimby numpties.Originally posted by malvolio View Post
Yes, to which Labour's plan seem to be making employing people and utilising the flexible workforce even more risky, difficult and expensive, so such work will go offshore. Clever, isn't it...
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Odd why would they do that? They didn't when they were last in power and when Lord Mandleslime sent out scouts for immigrants!Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post
OTOH, they will at least build a feck ton of houses in some of the right places, which will significantly help the economy in the long run. Concrete over some of that SE green belt and ignore the nimby numpties.
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Why wouldn't they? There are few levers left to grow the crappy UK economy and this is one of them (that is politically palatable to most of their voters).Originally posted by vetran View Post
Odd why would they do that? They didn't when they were last in power and when Lord Mandleslime sent out scouts for immigrants!Comment
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Just like the ANC promised in Seth Efrika!Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post
OTOH, they will at least build a feck ton of houses in some of the right places, which will significantly help the economy in the long run. Concrete over some of that SE green belt and ignore the nimby numpties.
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