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The UK: Economy & Markets

We need to take these gdp figures with caution
These are Real gdp so
Inflation should be taken into account
Obviously inflation used is the official one. So from this twisted always changed basket.
Now a 2% growth on top of an official 8% inflation means an economy going up 10% in $ amount on a year...
So 10% more tax $ revenues..we all agree?. Actually more due to bracket creepetc.. hum .lets see if the budget has 10% extra income..and not debt funded on a year.....
I reckon this is highly fudged data
 
I reckon this is highly fudged data
on that , i absolutely agree

and because of the constantly fudged data ( fudged in extra ways at whim )

i suspect unofficial corporate opinions and street level views are now the most accurate indicators ( but sadly don't give quantifiable data , that can be modeled reliably )

i would suggest we are flying whilst being deliberately blinded

( PS this was happening during the previous government as well )
 
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