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Economic Growth
Nice to see that we did not follow Germany into recession with recorded growth of 0.4% which is welcomed. It also represents a decent swing from the last quarter and if we Americanise the numbers is 2.4% annually. That would be very good when you consider parliament is broken right now.
On top of this unemployment is likely to remain held at 3.9%
Wage growth at 3.8% is also welcomed.
Things look quite good from a numbers perspective.
On top of this unemployment is likely to remain held at 3.9%
Wage growth at 3.8% is also welcomed.
Things look quite good from a numbers perspective.
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Re: Economic Growth
Not yet, might do green as sheβs admitted to long haul flights so it must be ok for us all to do it!
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Re: Economic Growth
Could you explain how 0.4 annualised = 2.4?Thor wrote: βMon Nov 11, 2019 8:00 am Nice to see that we did not follow Germany into recession with recorded growth of 0.4% which is welcomed. It also represents a decent swing from the last quarter and if we Americanise the numbers is 2.4% annually. That would be very good when you consider parliament is broken right now.
On top of this unemployment is likely to remain held at 3.9%
Wage growth at 3.8% is also welcomed.
Things look quite good from a numbers perspective.
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Re: Economic Growth
You said .4? Plus a quick google says 0.3, so a 1.2 annualised rate. Or did I miss a us joke there?
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Re: Economic Growth
The previous quarter was -. 2 so now we have plus .4 a movement of plus .6 annualised is 2.4%
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Re: Economic Growth
Once the numbers are properly finalised the 0.3 growth won't exist.
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Re: Economic Growth
I do believe they are the ones the last labour government put in place to record such people.
I agree theres probably a few million on incapacity benefit or some such benefit.
I agree theres probably a few million on incapacity benefit or some such benefit.
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Re: Economic Growth
Like itβs the system introduced by the last Labour GovernmentMax B Gold wrote: βMon Nov 11, 2019 3:29 pmIt's completely irrelevant what you believe. It's FACTS I want to hear about.
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Is that a FACT or are you just parroting Thor? Evidence please.dOh Nut wrote: βMon Nov 11, 2019 4:05 pmLike itβs the system introduced by the last Labour GovernmentMax B Gold wrote: βMon Nov 11, 2019 3:29 pmIt's completely irrelevant what you believe. It's FACTS I want to hear about.
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Re: Economic Growth
Eh? Doesn't that make the last 6 months = +.0.2?
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Re: Economic Growth
That we are arguing about the real size of growth over a period is nice. Decent figures brings out the nit-pickers who canβt take it.
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Re: Economic Growth
Yeah nice one! Lovely person you are. For the record I dont know what any benefit is called as fortunately I've never needed any of them.jamespevans wrote: βMon Nov 11, 2019 5:32 pmIncapacity Benefit hasn't existed since 2008 you pillock!
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Re: Economic Growth
UK growth 'slowest in almost a decadeThor wrote: βMon Nov 11, 2019 8:00 am Nice to see that we did not follow Germany into recession with recorded growth of 0.4% which is welcomed. It also represents a decent swing from the last quarter and if we Americanise the numbers is 2.4% annually. That would be very good when you consider parliament is broken right now.
On top of this unemployment is likely to remain held at 3.9%
Wage growth at 3.8% is also welcomed.
Things look quite good from a numbers perspective.
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Re: Economic Growth
Ha ha, look at our european counterparts, they would all love our growth. Still keep those blinkers on tuffers.
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Re: Economic Growth
So we're growing eh. Just goes to show that being part of the EU is really working great for us!
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Re: Economic Growth
I don't think you understand how gdp is calculated
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Re: Economic Growth
How?
And in particular which of the various ways are you referring to.
And based on that what is your figure.
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Re: Economic Growth
Why just look at Europe thory boy ?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of ... prov=sfla1Β
End of 2018 the U.K was 154th ( out of 193)
in the world
Only Denmark & Italy behind in European terms .
You keep believing the Bullsh*t they serve up to you boy
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