Allowing for inflation, how was that, in NPV, comparison?
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It isn't, and doesn't have the same constraints. Flawed assumptions as per usual.
As a percentage of debt to GDP it isn't even close. Your pants are on fire again.
Why did debt get high?
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Now why did Labour also use it and for what?
They must be so thankful for Covid and the Ukraine war as an excuse to blame for their own shortcomings.
Then they load most of the painful policies onto the next Government.
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It's difficult to stop the free money tap once you have turned it on.
Easier to give a dog a bone than to take it off him....
Easier to give a dog a bone than to take it off him....
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True, but then economics isn't a science. It is more akin to the dramatic arts - made up as it goes along.
Economics is a social science, rather than a physical/natural one.
Physical or Natural sciences can be proven time and again with the same results.
Social science, because it deals with human socia-economic and cultural issues can not be proven by repeating the same experiments. Simply because in dealing with such issues it isn't possible to replicate the factors, and exclude irrelevant factors. I.e. not all things can be equal.
Whereas art and drama, etc., could be classified as an interpretative science, if you really wanted to describe it as a science. I.e. it is an interpretation or an expression of our environment. But otherwise it's not really a science.
It's a science that has been adapted to suite certain problems rather a lot of the west has. Why -globalisation and to some extent trade balances. Something has to be used to control a countries economics. - You might say consumption.
I'm pretty sure that all new EU members states have to adopt the Euro. When that becomes well known, I would imagine that a lot of people who say they want to re-join, will have second thoughts. There is also the rebate and other opt outs we had, as well, which we are unlikely to get again if we re-join.
Nope.
The Brexers havs made life harder for those who come after them, in many ways.
Could you expand a little more on that?
