Households on 'money knife-edge'

[threaded]

Anarchy - how can the complete breakdown of basic law be a good thing ?

Mutualism - Isnt that what proper society is supposed to deliver i.e. a symbiotic relationship where both (all) parties benefit from their association.

Anarchy and mutualism go hand in hand.

[milanbenes]

Nomad,

nearly 8 years now, I remember the end of .dot com, did ten weeks on the bench to prove it !

Onwards and upwards eh.

And you're right, .Net is the future, plenty of room on the
.Net gravy train for everybody.

Milan.

[ratewhore]

Sadly I agree with MB.

I hate myself...

[milanbenes]

if I had a pound for everytime one of you said that...

alright, now we solved that one, what's the next item on the agenda that you need help with ?

Milan.

[bobhope]

Better load up on debt whilst the (long-term fixed) rates are so low then..

[milanbenes]

but if the long term rates are so low doesn't that mean a recession is coming ? When the long term rates line crosses the short term rates line heading downwards the money moves to pastures greener

Milan.

[Lucifer Box]

Milan, you used to be the king of the "oh dear" headline. What has brought about your conversion to "I'm alright, Jack"?

[milanbenes]

prudence, me old cocker

you are correct though, less of the I'm alright and more of the
oh dear - point taken

Milan.

[sasguru]

Always make me laugh when techies try to rise above their code-monkeying and try to become economists. The fact is trained economists can't predict jack tulip, so why should you?
And the reason for that is although many people have tried to quantify economics and make it a hard science like physics, in essence it depends on human crowd behaviour, so is a soft social science.

[milanbenes]

and that was an economics broadcast by the failed contractor techie who moved into the permy world of management - nice one.

Milan.