...can't or won't take the medicine then you'd be right....
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Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostI believe that default in some form is inevitable.
Whether Dave can keep going with this is another matter.
Depends on the people. If the country has become weak and can't or won't take the medicine then you'd be right.
Our ultimate fate is to go cap in hand to the EC.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostAnd presumably will never be paid back?
How will future recessions or financial shocks be handled when we are already saddled with such debt? Currency collapse? New world currency? Rip off the East somehow? War? All of the above?
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Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostThe is no plans for any spending cuts.
In the June 2010 budget forecast, total expenditure goes up every year (table C13 toward the end). The only cuts have been to planned extra spending. Furthermore, it's going to take about 10 years before the debt stops growing and begins to reverse.
The whole budget is based on some wildly optimistic projections for inflation and economic activity.
How will future recessions or financial shocks be handled when we are already saddled with such debt? Currency collapse? New world currency? Rip off the East somehow? War? All of the above?
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The is no plans for any spending cuts.
In the June 2010 budget forecast, total expenditure goes up every year (table C13 toward the end). The only cuts have been to planned extra spending. Furthermore, it's going to take about 10 years before the debt stops growing and begins to reverse.
The whole budget is based on some wildly optimistic projections for inflation and economic activity.
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Originally posted by MrMark View PostGive him some credit (and I didn't vote for his party btw) he's only been in power a short time. Besides which his policy seems be not "Austerity" but "cut the public spend and the private sector will more than make it up". Misguided, if you ask me, but we won't see if it succeeds for several years surely?
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostMakes I laugh when unemployed permies spend all their time on a professional website for skilled and highly paid IT contractors.
But you need to realise that the more succesful and intelligent of your peers get loads of money for relatively light management tasks and hence can afford to post here on company time.
HTH
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostSimply put - Austerity isnt working and will not get Cameron back in.
What to do ?
Print more money - give people more credit and then theres nothing to worry about.
Boomed.
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Simply put - Austerity isnt working and will not get Cameron back in.
What to do ?
Print more money - give people more credit and then theres nothing to worry about.
Boomed.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostHere we go again - limited IT geeks trying to discuss Economics.
Makes I laugh ....
Admit it SasGuru, your Turing machine isn't quite at release stage yet. Best power it down and reply in person for a while. This board needs your invective, not the cheap imitation.
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Here we go again - limited IT geeks trying to discuss Economics.
Makes I laugh ....
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