Stimulating the British economy, page 1


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reply posted on 16-12-2012 @ 04:10 PM by Freedom ERP
reply to post by christina-66



As my idea is the stimulation the British economy, and not those of Europe, do what France does, ignore EU rules. And if Europe does try another, get an act of Parliament and then ask the British people if they still want to live under yoke of France and Germany.

It is sad that the road scheme you mentioned was won by a overseas company, we need to make those we elected, know we are not happy with this


reply posted on 16-12-2012 @ 05:24 PM by crankySamurai
reply to post by Freedom ERP



I agree that a return to production is key... but your suggestion is not a means for achieving this.

Every dollar or pound spend by the government is one less dollar to be spent by the people. When government is spending money it is spending other peoples money. It may do it through credit for money creation but it is the same thing.

The best way to increase production is not with government spending stolen money and making people poorer, but instead allowing people to keep what they produce. This will give people incentive for producing.

This will increase a countries production...


reply posted on 16-12-2012 @ 07:51 PM by Wide-Eyes
reply to post by dmsuse





It is not a good time to fix the UK economy or financial problems as the current government is getting blamed for all the problems even though it was the Labour party that caused ALL this mess.....


What about the rest of the world? Was that Labour's fault too?


reply posted on 17-12-2012 @ 05:23 AM by dmsuse
reply to post by Wide-Eyes



The economy slowing is not the problem, the huge spending and borrowing Labour did during the boom is the problem.

You should always save during the boom and then you can spend during the bust. You can't do both. But no doubt that is the whole worlds fault too......

Also, we have an economy based on borrowed money, if another country suffers, we will suffer too.. Labour chose this way for us. They allowed the decline of our manufacturing industry.
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reply posted on 17-12-2012 @ 05:26 AM by Flavian
reply to post by christina-66



This is correct but it can be manipulated by interpretation within each member country. In case you ever wondered, this is how Germany ensures that all major works to be carried out in Germany go to German companies. They include sections on benefits to the local economy, local workforce, etc. If Britain includes similar wording, Britain can give to British only companies without encroaching on any European laws - because of the above, Germany couldn't and wouldn't object (would actually have to support) this position.


reply posted on 17-12-2012 @ 05:28 AM by Flavian
reply to post by Wide-Eyes



Partly (deregulation of the Financial authorities in London that allowed toxic mortgages in the US and scandalous business practice through he City of London).


reply posted on 17-12-2012 @ 03:16 PM by Freedom ERP
reply to post by crankySamurai



Will people spend money on production items or just on fancy things or services. A problem of this size requires a national focus and not a local one. How many people if they had the money would pay for solar panels or fibre optic broadband, or prefer a holiday?


reply posted on 17-12-2012 @ 03:53 PM by Wide-Eyes
reply to post by dmsuse



The conspiracy theorist in me says that the Labour party were always just puppets for the money masters. Hence, the global recession.


reply posted on 21-12-2012 @ 01:45 PM by Freedom ERP
reply to post by dmsuse



Can we afford to wait until there is a good time to fix the economy? And when is a good time to fix the economy?

I have found that right leaning Governments in the UK are elected as the economy get worst, and then as soon as the economy has improved, a left leading Government is elected, and so the cycle continues. To fix the economy will be hard on the average person. Those in Government are typically more wealthy that the average person, yet it is this average person that has to bear the biggest burden as we fix the economy.

My idea is not communist but certainly socialist in nature and this has been the way that the UK economy has been run since 1945, some state intervention but with mainly a free market.
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