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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIts either that or growth. And I can't see growth happening.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostHas anyone seen any? I know some people in motor trade and construction. They still think things are dire.
I suppose if the economy has grown atall in Q3 its better than the contraction we have just been through. But hardly green shoots.
Its tough when money is concentrated in the hands of the few so does not flow round the economy properly. I struggle to see where growth is going to come from for a few years yet.
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Originally posted by Robinho View PostGetting rid of the actual deficit would be a nice sign. And reducing the trade deficit.
You can look at GDP as long as you consider what the gov is spending/printing too.
Not so easy though when your biggest market is a bit pear-shaped.
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Getting rid of the actual deficit would be a nice sign. And reducing the trade deficit.
You can look at GDP as long as you consider what the gov is spending/printing too.
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Originally posted by Robinho View PostGDP has more typically represented how much tulipe we have been splurging on credit and not how productive we have been.
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GDP has more typically represented how much tulipe we have been splurging on credit and not how productive we have been.
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Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostWhat source of knowledge have you got that has a higher standing than GDP figures?
Just asking.
It's the lack of an education, don't you know.
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Originally posted by Robinho View PostYou can pretty much ignore the GDP figures these days.
We're on a nice downward tragectory for a good few years regardless of what they show.
Inflation will go pretty wild i suspect.
Just asking.
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You can pretty much ignore the GDP figures these days.
We're on a nice downward tragectory for a good few years regardless of what they show.
Inflation will go pretty wild i suspect.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostDo you _still_ not get it ?
Money isn't concentrated in the hands of the few but the many - The many Chinese and Indians and other former Third Worlders benefitting from globalization.
But looking at the UK, all the money printing has done is get money flowing round the banks. Not nearly enough has fed through to the real economy.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
Its tough when money is concentrated in the hands of the few so does not flow round the economy properly.
Money isn't concentrated in the hands of the few but the many - The many Chinese and Indians and other former Third Worlders benefitting from globalization.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostRubbish! How many firms are members?
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