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Previously on "The official CUK post-brexit thread"
Still better that than Greece whose mates Germany and France took him to the bar then pinned him down and beat the shi7e out of him - relentlessly - all in the name of the bar's rules.
Still better that than Greece whose mates Germany and France took him to the bar then pinned him down and beat the shi7e out of him - relentlessly - all in the name of the bar's rules.
So Brexit is like kicking the feet away from someone who is just staggering to their feet after the last beating?
And then presenting him with his bar bill?
Still better that than Greece whose mates Germany and France took him to the bar then pinned him down and beat the shi7e out of him - relentlessly - all in the name of the bar's rules.
Well, the counterfactual is always difficult to demonstrate, but the impact on sterling and thence inflation is clear. The impact on investment decisions will take more time to play out. Other factors are of course available.
we have lasted years without serious inflation and had wage stagnation before Brexit was even considered.
It seems our chickens are coming home to roost & brexit effects are only one of them.
It's very hard to separate the end of the economic cycle and the impact of brexit.
Well, the counterfactual is always difficult to demonstrate, but the impact on sterling and thence inflation is clear. The impact on investment decisions will take more time to play out. Other factors are of course available.
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