yes but its certainly not scaremongering as you pointed out. Those forecasts and predictions will be analysed by heads of industry and financial institutions and they will not see them as scaremongering.
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yes but its certainly not scaremongering as you pointed out. Those forecasts and predictions will be analysed by heads of industry and financial institutions and they will not see them as scaremongering.
What were those forecasts again and who made them?
The LSE is an independent source of research not linked to any political party or persuasion. How is it rigged?
Deffo a flat earther that Frank fella
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EU funding and spetsnaz librarians.
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George soros predicted an u mitigating disaster not entering the euro.
It led to us having the longest prolonged period of economic growth
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I'll overlook the comment that started the post, but will reiterate that very few countries/regions in the western world have managed to revitalise post-industrialized towns. This isn't a left/right issue and it's disingenuous to paint it as one, as there hasn't been a country in the world that has cracked this, regardless of their political persuasions. In the corporate world the mantra of our age is being adaptable to change, and to a large extent that is what globalisation brings - change at an ever increasing speed. It is largely the ability to adapt to this change (or buffer oneself from it) that is resulting in the inequalities we see in society today.
The equality of opportunity you speak about is to a large extent already here, as technology has made improvements in health, education and various other aspects of life incredibly affordable, but there remain social challenges that seem to prevent many in society from capitalising. I know it's the default mechanism, but simply throwing money at things isn't always the best way.
It's also perhaps worth remembering that the global economy suffered the biggest financial crash in a century, and that is bound to have implications. The various nations of the EU took various responses to this. Some took an approach to try and cut their cloth, others, such as France attempt to 'stimulate' their way out of it. The evidence is there for all to see so we don't need to rely on hypothetical questions about what the world would be like if Corbyn was in office. Their social system ensured that their economy fell less than Britains in the two years after the crash, but also recovered much slower in the years after that.
As I've said repeatedly, people peddling simple solutions are those to be avoided.
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I don't care how independent they are FGS the former leader of the IMF cannot predict anything correct and she is on a corruption charge.......
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...ty-of-negligence-in-fraud-trial-a7484586.html
This is now project fear version THREE.......... yawn.........
Eh!
WTF has that got to do with the report initiated by and published by the London School of Economics?
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Come on nutz.. You don't seriously rely on Predictions, esp ones this big!
If Predictions were to be believed just after the leave vote, then our economy would of gone in to recession and another 800,000 jobs gone.
The real picture is complete opposite
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