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Are you worried about hyperinflation?
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Are you worried about hyperinflation?
35No, deflation is my main concern11.43%4No, Brown & co. have everything under control5.71%2No, I am financially bulletproof5.71%2No, I am banking on hyperinflation, kerching!11.43%4No, as a patriot I am proud to pay the price for queen and country5.71%2Yes, but I have taken steps to avoid being left hung out to dry8.57%3Yes, it worries me tulipless31.43%11I should have got out while the going was good with AndyW20.00%7 -
God, that's an awful lot of beerOriginally posted by OwlHoot View PostFlip, that's scary - So a £3000 quarterly VAT cheque keeps the country afloat for about a second at most.
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Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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There don't seem to be too many people concerned about deflation in the poll so far. Haven't you lot been reading the propaganda?Comment
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if you are a saver deflation is your friend - nothing to worry about in deflation.
Flatulation is a different matter."Condoms should come with a free pack of earplugs."Comment
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I think El. Gordo and the US are more interested in protecting borrowers than savers at the moment, specifically in keep house prices from falling.Originally posted by ThomasSoerensen View Postif you are a saver deflation is your friend - nothing to worry about in deflation.
Flatulation is a different matter.Comment
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May as well have been a map of the world's wealthiest nations. I reckon debt and wealth are closely tied. i.e. as some people get rich in this country, their poorer neighbours try to keep up with the Joneses and get themselves in to debt.Comment
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I don't know how it's calculated. Last I heard Japan were lending the US a shed load, while heavily in debt themselves, and the UK provides aid to China, but is heavily in debt to them
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