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Post by Steve on Oct 10, 2022 13:58:10 GMT
If you're obsessed with vacuum cleaner power levels then yes the EU was oppressive (ironically at implementing a policy the Uk advocated If you're obsessed with growth then leaving the EU is a disaster The truth as ever is somewhere in between and those with vested agendas have no interest in it seeing the light of day
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Post by baff on Oct 10, 2022 14:21:42 GMT
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Post by Steve on Oct 10, 2022 14:31:32 GMT
Now look at growth on a currency equivalence basis as the professionals do. We come out bad. No serious player is fooled by the wonderful growth Mugabe nominally achieved measured in his continually devalued currency. The £ is down 3% against the € this year so our actual 'growth' is negative and worse than those EU nations whereas the USA contraction in your graph is actually in world terms growth.
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Post by baff on Oct 10, 2022 14:34:34 GMT
How do you think a UK/US trade deal would be going if we were still governed from Belgium? Better. Really? How is the EU/US free trade deal coming along then? TTIP? LMAO. It got shelved decades ago. Going exactly nowhere.
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Post by baff on Oct 10, 2022 14:37:48 GMT
Now look at growth on a currency equivalence basis as the professionals do. We come out bad. No serious player is fooled by the wonderful growth Mugabe nominally achieved measured in his continually devalued currency. The £ is down 3% against the € this year so our actual 'growth' is negative and worse than those EU nations whereas the USA contraction in your graph is actually in world terms growth. It certainly did occur to me that this graph may not be measured in $. But given that it covers multiple countries I decided that it probably was. And yes currency devaluation is potentially going to be a factor in this statistic. All the other currencies have devalued vs the $ also, however. Any way you choose to read it, there is no UK "disaster" in terms of growth.
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