If GDP drops below

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6 or 7 %

It could potentially cause more deaths than this chinese flu

Paper on the caper released by Bristol University

Proffessser bloke was in the radio news at 1 pm

I could go into. More detail. But I doubt any one would understand

It's complicated. ;)
 
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Ball cocks post was clear and concise

May be not for Noseall. But than again he is not the sharpest tool in the box

Always on the piste ;) brain fade :LOL:



Any way a tech paper was published by Bristol uni

It Stated that if GDP due to this chinese flu caper drops 7% it could cause more deaths that the chinese flu
 
https://www.bristol.ac.uk/news/2019/october/flaws-in-the-uk-vpf.html

Something for you to think about. Written by the same Prof mentioned by Tranny.

The current VPF is used by at least eight government agencies, including the Department for Transport, the Office for Nuclear Regulation and the Health and Safety Executive, to determine the amount government should spend to prevent one death. Currently this equates to around £1.8 million per life saved (or prevented fatality). For comparison, the figure used by the United States Department of Transportation is $9.6 million (approximately £7.8 million).
 
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