And if I stay it will be double

So come on and let me know

Which way is the wind blowing?

https://sub.rehab

Inflation Reduction Act

Two policies spring to mind:

Abolishing the House of Lords

GB Energy

Edit. Actually 3, https://labour.org.uk/stronger-together/britain-2030/green-and-digital-future/

Bidenomics might not be a US vote winner, but fiscal stimulus via the IRA is a solid economic idea

Finish it tomorrow

There’s high on meth, and then there’s this guy

Guess I’m going into the lavender oil business then

Autoflowers are so easy to grow, I haven’t gone dankrupt in years, paying £10 a gram is crazy

Problem is he’s lost so much money by being a bad hedge fund manager that the two times his gambles have paid off are massively outweighed by his years of losses

It’s a close tie between him and the haunted pencil Rees Mogg for the worst fund manager of the century

The RDG said ticket office staff would move on to station platforms and concourses in “new and engaging roles”.

Sounds like preparation for being homeless

Human problems have human solutions. A super volcano would kill us all.

Vaybe it’s Valvoline

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I’m still waiting for the Abba party one

Still not relevant to anything though, because as I said the measure is against where we would have been had we stayed in, not how well we still stack up in some rankings.

It’s clearly relevant to our nearest economic peers…it’s actual data, in the measure that the OBR forecast, and not educated guesses.

I’m tired of your dullness, goodbye

https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/article/explainer/brexit-spending-government-preparations

It’s impossible to prove where the UK would have been, a 100 year pandemic makes the brexit effect just noise. The synthetic counter factual models are smart but stupid.

You do realise that your 4% forecast is also a could and maybe yeah?

Here are the actual facts on GDP per capita. Maybe you understand pictures more easily than words

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.CD?locations=GB-XC-FR-DE-ES-IT&start=2016

Very reminiscent of the cold war

I know how UK common law is written and how civil regs are, I’m not even going to begin arguing unless you demonstrate that you know the difference

And the cost? UK govt has actually spent around £8b on brexit preparations

The investment delay will be recouped

UK was 2nd in Europe on GDP per capita in 2016 and is still 2nd in Europe in 2022 so it’s negligible.

long-run productivity is GDP mate. Unless you have something which actually says otherwise? Even assuming it is GDP per capita, so what?

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