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QE puts UK in 'better position than Germany'
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Judging by the responses on this thread, no.Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostDoes anyone on here actually understand high finance?
Still it is amusing when mediocre poly-educated techies try to solve the country's economic problems.Last edited by sasguru; 12 February 2012, 11:04.Hard Brexit now!
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I wondered because, although a politician or even a contractor can go a long way without much of a clue about finance, I doubt someone clueless could rise to become governer of the Bank of England.Originally posted by sasguru View PostJudging by the responses on this thread, no.
Still it is amusing when mediocre poly-educated techies try to solve the country's economic problems.Comment
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Indeed.Originally posted by xoggoth View Post
We Brits may now be sitting and gloating at the eurozone. But when it comes to QE, our actions have been more extreme, and potentially more dangerous, than any other large economy on earth.
This is a policy that will come back to bite us. Which is why, in the face of some of the most powerful vested interests on earth, the growing band of those who oppose it, must make their voices heard."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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It's far more amusing when mediocre oxbridge educated career bulltulipters give it a go.Originally posted by sasguru View PostJudging by the responses on this thread, no.
Still it is amusing when mediocre poly-educated techies try to solve the country's economic problems.While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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However, considering that the experts can't seem to agree either, CUK opinions are probably as good as any.Still it is amusing when mediocre poly-educated techies try to solve the country's economic problemsbloggoth
If everything isn't black and white, I say, 'Why the hell not?'
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if your thinking is this incoherent in daily life, its nor surprise you flit from contract to contract, staying only till they discover your absolute mediocrity. It's your kid I feel sorry for, being dragged from place to place.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostEconomy is see nearly 0% growth, regardless even if it were the case standard of living back is being dropped kicked back to the stone ages for every man, woman and child.
I'm sure if you asked voters, more QE or less inflation on thing your fuel / food costs I know, which they would choose.
France may downgraded but pulled this from under our noises:
http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...-industry.html
At least AtW is not likely to breed.Last edited by sasguru; 12 February 2012, 13:31.Hard Brexit now!
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QE - a great way for Britain to finance it's own debt. Devalue sterling even more and we'll be on par with the Indian Rupee. Makes getting the hell out even more imperative.McCoy: "Medical men are trained in logic."
Spock: "Trained? Judging from you, I would have guessed it was trial and error."Comment
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Well considering AtW and Lord Haw Haw are cheerleaders for the Euro even while we see the utter stupidity of the idea every day in the news, I tend to discount their ignorant rantings completelyOriginally posted by xoggoth View PostHowever, considering that the experts can't seem to agree either, CUK opinions are probably as good as any.

Hard Brexit now!
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