uk failed state : wages collapsing

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SantaClaus replied

29 April 2009, 22:43
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

Did anyone press "save" in 1997? We could just reboot from there.
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Cliphead replied

29 April 2009, 20:06
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Save disk got corrupted, and no backups...

left on a train
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AtW replied

29 April 2009, 20:06
Originally posted by Turion View Post

He would have needed another 5 years to get 50%+ of the populous dependent on the state.

Or 5 weeks of swine flu...
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AtW replied

29 April 2009, 20:06
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

Did anyone press "save" in 1997? We could just reboot from there.

Save disk got corrupted, and no backups...
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Turion replied

29 April 2009, 20:02
Browns only chance is keeping the public sector sweet. It's unlikely to save him now, as even he could not expand the state sufficiently during his time in power. He would have needed another 5 years to get 50%+ of the populous dependent on the state.
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TimberWolf replied

29 April 2009, 19:57
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

The private sector took the full force of the fall in weekly earnings, down sharply by 7.7pc at £463.50, while average weekly earnings in the public sector actually rose by 3.2pc to £442.90.

The only way out of this recession is to cut public sector spending.

Did anyone press "save" in 1997? We could just reboot from there.
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BrilloPad replied

29 April 2009, 19:55
The private sector took the full force of the fall in weekly earnings, down sharply by 7.7pc at £463.50, while average weekly earnings in the public sector actually rose by 3.2pc to £442.90.

The only way out of this recession is to cut public sector spending.
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sappatz started a topic uk failed state : wages collapsing

29 April 2009, 19:52
uk failed state : wages collapsing

this is called deflation for dummies

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/e...-60-years.html
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