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  • Board Game Geek
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    Scooterscot : When did it start??
    May 2nd 1997 is probably the best candidate for when the Recession started.

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  • scooterscot
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    When did it start??

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  • Cyberman
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    Brazil entered recession very recently so there is no way that the world recession is over. I see further falls in the UK with the ridiculous oil price yet again sapping any strength out of the economy.

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  • BrilloPad
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    Originally posted by alreadypacked View Post
    This part of the Recession is over.

    Further fall to follow soon
    WSS

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  • sappatz
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    UK populace

    wishful thinking and clueless UK populace

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  • OwlHoot
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    Originally posted by swamp View Post
    Britain may have come out of recession more than two months ago, a leading economic think tank suggested.

    The economy's gross domestic product grew by 0.1pc in May following a similar increase in April, according to estimates released on Wednesday by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR).
    I think the GDP includes Government spending. If so, I wouldn't put too much faith in this blip, considering the Government has been spending like there's no tomorrow (on borrowed money) trying to prop up the banks and more on unemployment benefits.

    I'm surprised the Torygraph didn't highlight that, unless either I'm talking bulltulip or they are as keen as anyone to talk up the economy.

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  • alreadypacked
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    This part of the Recession is over.

    Further fall to follow soon

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  • HairyArsedBloke
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    Obama Drastically Scales Back Goals For America

    From The Onion on YouTube

    Obama will abandon complex policies on emissions, clean coal and refocus on achievable goals like applying deodorant daily, learning what to say when you burp.

    "What I saw at Denny's made me realize how much I have overestimated the American people".

    This could be anywhere in the UK too.

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  • BlackenedBiker
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    Gordon you give me....

    The horn.

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  • Gordon Brown
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    Thanks to all you guys and girls shopping like crazy at Lidl and Poundland, I can confirm today that Britain has never looked in better shape.

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  • Mich the Tester
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    Prepare for the mighty Gordon to tell us he really has saved the world.

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  • swamp
    started a topic Recession is over!

    Recession is over!

    UK recession may have ended in March

    Britain may have come out of recession more than two months ago, a leading economic think tank suggested.

    The economy's gross domestic product grew by 0.1pc in May following a similar increase in April, according to estimates released on Wednesday by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR).

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    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/f...-in-March.html

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