... apart from the bits which are doing really badly", says Top Bank Of England Economist:
CONFIDENCE is improving, exports are on the up and large swathes of the economy are growing relatively strongly, the Bank of England's Ian McCafferty said yesterday, dismissing the threat of a triple dip recession...
"If we adjust overall GDP growth for the sharp falls in construction and North Sea oil output, the rest of the economy – over 90 per cent of GDP – grew by 1.2 per cent last year," McCafferty told the Coventry and Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce's Women in Business conference.
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It's always important to see the sunshine behind the clouds. After recessions, witness the upsurge of pawnbrokers and charity shops. That's growth isn't it?
Why no fukwit label?
If exports are growing, then by implication so must imports be growing strongly.
Or are we giving stuff away for free? Duh!
http://www.truefreetrade.org/pft9.htm
Excellent and extremely amusing read, all true. King of the ASI Adam Butler ranted at me that it was a rant though. Faux Libertarian.
Hence the MW (and L) view of GDP as rent plus everything else...
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