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Thats where you, me and the entire conservative party agree. If only Tony and Gordon had. :(

yup. blair and brown could have taken a leaf out of the keynes school of economics too.

 

brown (and keynes) were again proved right in the pre-election debates when he warned of a double dip recession and a a more painful, fractured recovery.

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yup. blair and brown could have taken a leaf out of the keynes school of economics too.

 

brown (and keynes) were again proved right in the pre-election debates when he warned of a double dip recession and a a more painful, fractured recovery.

Double dip? Are you sure?

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ok, so the official double dip was reported then later revised upwards but the point stands, which ever way you measure a recession, this has been britain's slowest recovery since the great depression of the 1930s. it needn't have been that way. we weren't in the same boat as greece, portugal and others.

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Think we avoided a double dip by 0.1% in the end after Gideon cooked the books. Of course that's neither here or there, our economic performance has been disastrous and is only now growing thanks to a government fueled housing bubble (housing bubbles, like poverty, being another thing CT denies existence of ;) )

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Think we avoided a double dip by 0.1% in the end after Gideon cooked the books. Of course that's neither here or there, our economic performance has been disastrous and is only now growing thanks to a government fueled housing bubble (housing bubbles, like poverty, being another thing CT denies existence of ;) )

he'd be in an even bigger hole if he hadn't flogged the royal mail

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Think we avoided a double dip by 0.1% in the end after Gideon cooked the books. Of course that's neither here or there, our economic performance has been disastrous and is only now growing thanks to a government fueled housing bubble (housing bubbles, like poverty, being another thing CT denies existence of ;) )

Source (no thought not) ;)

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