And that you are entitled to say. I won't be little,. Try to prove how cleverer I am than you,. Won't call you a fascist
And you can't call brexit a failure after 10 days
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And you can't call brexit a failure after 10 days
Here is how we’ve ranked in terms of GDP growth relative to the rest of the G7 since the GFC.
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What. You don't know how to use Google. Surprised at you.
Are you going to be big?
Where have I said Brexit is a failure?
I’m not sure what point you are making with regard to the rest?
Im trying to understand your decision making process and the validity of the information you are using to assess the various outcomes since you don’t trust estimates (even the facts would be estimates by the way).
My point has been that I’ll put more weight behind the opinion of experts and whilst they may not be right 100% of the time, I know they’ll be more accurate that I am so ill listen.
I’m just trying to understand your thinking, hence my line of questioning.
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Here is a table from December 24th 2020 showing that we are growing at a rate faster than Germany, Japan, Italy and level with France.
Laugh all you want but if this is a pattern of things to come then it will have a devastating affect on my local community.
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That tends to happen when you are starting from a lower base. Which is the point I was making. it fails to consider what it *would* have been.
Look at the PPP adjusted GDP.
Here's the article you've taken that from.
The 25 Largest Economies in the World
Some of the countries with the largest economies in the world may surprise you. The U.S. has had the highest GDP for over a century, and China's has grown rapidly.
@BlueDraka used Google for that mate. Hope yr proud of me.
I feel like I've answered this question many times before, but once more unto the breach...
Firstly, the French receive around 5x the asylum claims we in the UK receive, and it's already been explained how Germany has done far more than its share, so leave off on the anti-Euro tub thumping.
Secondly, as with any migration, refugees have a desired location for any number of reasons, whether that's the language, the presence of family members, or wider diaspora. There may be better job prospects, or in Tommy Robinson's case, the weather. For those same reasons, it's very common for refugees to move within a country from the place they've been assigned. It's hard to see why this is surprising tbh.
Research Explores Why Refugees Move After Arriving In A Country
It makes economic sense for countries to find ways for refugees to be fruitful members of their host communities, but many refugees move on from the places they are originally settled in by officials. New research explores why that is.
www.forbes.com
My second point was aimed at the way some remainers treat leavers on here. Not at you so sorry.
My way of thinking
I voted to remain but I'm in the let's get on with it now.
We may be worse off. There will be changes that we will get used to. I personally don't think it will be as bad as some people say it will be. But 5-10 years we should know
I'm a bit more cautious of experts than you are.
Here's the article you've taken that from.
The 25 Largest Economies in the World
Some of the countries with the largest economies in the world may surprise you. The U.S. has had the highest GDP for over a century, and China's has grown rapidly.www.investopedia.com
@BlueDraka used Google for that mate. Hope yr proud of me.
Like a son my BoyHere's the article you've taken that from.
The 25 Largest Economies in the World
Some of the countries with the largest economies in the world may surprise you. The U.S. has had the highest GDP for over a century, and China's has grown rapidly.
@BlueDraka used Google for that mate. Hope yr proud of me.
I'm sure it would but I think all this will be sorted out. Firms will start learning how to complete the forms correctly
Are we talking about refugees fleeing war, abuse etc or economic migrants seeking a better life? Not having a go because if I was in a dire economic situation I would be seeking to get to a better place.I feel like I've answered this question many times before, but once more unto the breach...
Firstly, the French receive around 5x the asylum claims we in the UK receive, and it's already been explained how Germany has done far more than its share, so leave off on the anti-Euro tub thumping.
Secondly, as with any migration, refugees have a desired location for any number of reasons, whether that's the language, the presence of family members, or wider diaspora. There may be better job prospects, or in Tommy Robinson's case, the weather. For those same reasons, it's very common for refugees to move within a country from the place they've been assigned. It's hard to see why this is surprising tbh.
Research Explores Why Refugees Move After Arriving In A Country
It makes economic sense for countries to find ways for refugees to be fruitful members of their host communities, but many refugees move on from the places they are originally settled in by officials. New research explores why that is.
You're very much the confused, illogical, lacking in basic comprehension father I always dreamed of.
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