..no its due to the fact that there are 5 million unemployed in Germany so employers can push wages down, whereas in Ireland there is virtually no unemployment and a strong demand for goods.
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Ken Clarke will be 69 years old come the next election. Isn't that a little too old to be the tories' new leader, or am I being ageist?Comment
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Ageist, but valid - although he'd be good at exposing Gordon Brown now, there's obviously a greater risk of him losing his marbles by 2009/10.Originally posted by stackpoleKen Clarke will be 69 years old come the next election. Isn't that a little too old to be the tories' new leader, or am I being ageist?
I'll stick to what I said during the IDS reign - David Davies will be the next Tory Prime Minister.Comment
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