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Previously on "After QE and the ensuing inflation"

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  • TimberWolf
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    The BoE are still worried that inflation might drop to 2%, as they have been for what seems about a decade now.

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  • escapeUK
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    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    Before too long it will be back to 1972.
    If only, good old days.

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  • sasguru
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    They've got a point - Govt makes it easy on itself to keep low interest rates they pay for bonds, but shift the burden of tax on everybody else whilst demanding pay restraint.

    When was the last time pound was printed irresponsibly like this?

    Operation Bernhard only printed £137 mln or so (albeit at the time a fiver was worth more than today).
    Have you voted yet: http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...u-feckwit.html
    Becaue you're a feckwit who also spouts clueless drivel.

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  • AtW
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    They've got a point - Govt makes it easy on itself to keep low interest rates they pay for bonds, but shift the burden of tax on everybody else whilst demanding pay restraint.

    When was the last time pound was printed irresponsibly like this?

    Operation Bernhard only printed £137 mln or so (albeit at the time a fiver was worth more than today).

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  • BrilloPad
    started a topic After QE and the ensuing inflation

    After QE and the ensuing inflation

    will come the strikes.

    "Why was he printing so much money and then blaming the unions for the inflation? And then saying, 'We'll stop the inflation by having a wage freeze'?"

    BBC News - Today - Arthur Scargill and the Battle of Saltley Gate

    Before too long it will be back to 1972.

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