Err,,anyone know why the whole world is in recession?
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Err,,anyone know why the whole world is in recession?
Genuine question because I don't understand it
Is it because the whole world lived on credit and its not there now?
Is it the Greens stopping the world buying cars and screwing plastic bag companies and indeed companies generally?Can't they just stick to rubber dinghies annoying Japanese whalers?
Anyone know what the hell its all about? Can't just be the banker boys?
Is it because the whole world lived on credit and its not there now?
Is it the Greens stopping the world buying cars and screwing plastic bag companies and indeed companies generally?Can't they just stick to rubber dinghies annoying Japanese whalers?
Anyone know what the hell its all about? Can't just be the banker boys?
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caused by the internet apparently - I'm not sure if that is because the internet allows information to be easily shared, making the economy more global than national, or because 6 billion people spend all day surfing and don't do any work
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i think its caused by flooding our country with immigrants
on the news now it says they are going home as they are better off there
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i have nothing against a small number of Poles
http://www.freefoto.com/images/13/44...-Poles_web.jpg
on the news now it says they are going home as they are better off there
*disclaimer***
i have nothing against a small number of Poles
http://www.freefoto.com/images/13/44...-Poles_web.jpg
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When we say we’d like more money, what we’re really saying is we’d like more wealth. The problem is if we all have more money, collectively we’re not going to be any more wealthy. Increasing the amount of money does nothing to increasing the amount of wealth or more plainly the amount of stuff in the world. Since the same number of people are chasing the same amount of stuff, we cannot on average be wealthier than we were before.
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When we say we’d like more money, what we’re really saying is we’d like more wealth. The problem is if we all have more money, collectively we’re not going to be any more wealthy. Increasing the amount of money does nothing to increasing the amount of wealth or more plainly the amount of stuff in the world. Since the same number of people are chasing the same amount of stuff, we cannot on average be wealthier than we were before.
Example of what Im thinking is say it costs £1 to produce a bank note. Would it not be better for the government to use our money for producing more money to help out the banks etc rather than just using our money directly if you see what I mean
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if you make more money, and spend it on things, regardless of people or nhs etc, then more money will be in circulation, meaning more people will have more money, so the prices of goods will go up. which in turn will make people no better off it'll just decrease what the pound is worth.
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Maybe if everyone (able to work) worked and contributed, and those that do work, worked harder (without going daft) then the country may be in a better state, despite bankers and politicians ?
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Media! The same thing happens when, there is bad weather. The same thing happens, when a large national air carrier "off-shores" it's maintenance.
If you didn'y read papers, or watch TV, or read online articles, you'd not notice.
If you didn'y read papers, or watch TV, or read online articles, you'd not notice.
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What a complete load of bollox, I work on the buildings and its been bad for nearly a year now. This isn't new its just that its starting to hit more people. There are loads more professions which this is hitting as well. I don't read newspapers or watch the news so how come I know about it
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Blimey Professor, I actually agree with you on something - the media have been hyping this up for about 18 months now.
Our PM seems to be coming out of this quite well at the mo (it wont last though). He really is Flash Gordon, 'he saved everyone of us' (well the bankers anyway )
I'll get my coat
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What a complete load of bollox, I work on the buildings and its been bad for nearly a year now. This isn't new its just that its starting to hit more people. There are loads more professions which this is hitting as well. I don't read newspapers or watch the news so how come I know about it
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Watching the BBC news tonight, after the closing bell in the USA.
All the Beeb could keep saying was '...FTSE down by biggest margin for 20 years, Japan stocks tumble to oblivion, Asia suffers, etc...' over and over, doom, doom, doom.
This was going on for about 20 mins after the closing bell where the Dow was up nearly 7%, the Nasdaq was up 5.5%.
Beeb never mentioned those though.
(I know the USA will probably be down again tomorrow, but..)
For Christ sake, we know it's bad and getting worse, but FFS BBC, just stop going overboard with it.
From now on I'll mostly be watching Bloomberg!
All the Beeb could keep saying was '...FTSE down by biggest margin for 20 years, Japan stocks tumble to oblivion, Asia suffers, etc...' over and over, doom, doom, doom.
This was going on for about 20 mins after the closing bell where the Dow was up nearly 7%, the Nasdaq was up 5.5%.
Beeb never mentioned those though.
(I know the USA will probably be down again tomorrow, but..)
For Christ sake, we know it's bad and getting worse, but FFS BBC, just stop going overboard with it.
From now on I'll mostly be watching Bloomberg!
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Agreed the press are not helping the situation. But all the buy now pay later culture was always going to contribute to a bust.... Boom & Bust.... You can only do it for so long. I'm in the of "if you want something, save up for it" rather than whack it on a credit card because eventually the spending must stop.
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