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Print, old man. Print like the wind.The material prosperity of a nation is not an abiding possession; the deeds of its people are.
George Frederic Watts
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You can't create wealth or increase the productivity of the economy by printing money.
Was just listening to last nights question time and was absolutely stunned by what the BoE fellow said. We really are ****ed as a nation with these morons in charge.Comment
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The chief moron isn't as goofy and stupid as he seems for his pension pot is £5.36 mln -Originally posted by Robinho View PostWas just listening to last nights question time and was absolutely stunned by what the BoE fellow said. We really are ****ed as a nation with these morons in charge.
Bank of England governor's pension boosted by £1.4m before receiving early payout
Who is a moron now?
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Originally posted by Robinho View PostYou can't create wealth or increase the productivity of the economy by printing money.
Was just listening to last nights question time and was absolutely stunned by what the BoE fellow said. We really are ****ed as a nation with these morons in charge.I reckon they should get you 2 ekonomik jeeniuses to run the economy.Originally posted by AtW View PostThe chief moron isn't as goofy and stupid as he seems for his pension pot is £5.36 mln -
Bank of England governor's pension boosted by £1.4m before receiving early payout
Who is a moron now?
Hard Brexit now!
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You really are a cretin. Germany is of course doing well since it has a currency designed for its economy, unlike its fellows in the EC.Originally posted by AtW View PostBoll0x as usual from our own ex-City expert.
Unemployment by country:
Germany: 5.4% (11.4% in 2005 - so they cut it by half!)
UK: 7.9% (4.6% in 2005)
France: 10.7% (9.2% in 2005)
So who is in deep tulip relatively speaking? Germany actually reduced unemployment rate, France always had it high so they did not go as much but UK had the highest increase in unemployment rate (nearly 100%).
Unemployment in Europe (monthly) - Google Public Data Explorer
Not sure how well other countries are good at keeping unemployed people off the books, but UK is certainly done well in this respect.
UK unemployment rose but the trend in recent months is a continuous fall.
France's stayed Ok but now is on the rise and will continue rising as long as they are in the Euro which is run for the benefit of Germany.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostGermany is of course doing well since it has a currency designed for its economy, unlike its fellows in the EC.
Germany is doing well because they kept industry and skills to make products that are in high demand - if they had deutschmark then it would give them stronger currency to buy essential raw materials cheaper.Comment
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I think it's the opposite actually - euro is helped by strong players like Germany and France to make life easier for other weaker member states. If they did not get deep into debt it would have worked very nicely - they have only themselves to blame for using debt as means of fake growth.Originally posted by sasguru View Postthe Euro which is run for the benefit of Germany.Comment
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So you think France is a strong player?Originally posted by AtW View PostI think it's the opposite actually - euro is helped by strong players like Germany and France to make life easier for other weaker member states. If they did not get deep into debt it would have worked very nicely - they have only themselves to blame for using debt as means of fake growth.

No wonder SKA is slow to take off. You must be going through myriad dead-ends with your judgement.Hard Brexit now!
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