So, after the 2008 crash, the UK economy returned to growth in the third quarter of 2009 and continued in growth until the fourth quarter of 2010, when it dipped to -0.5. Of the following six quarters, only two showed growth and were not successive.
Ergo: "The economy was in growth in 2010. The policies of the incoming government put paid to that and sent the country back into recession."
The economicshelp.org graph you've displayed is a little out of date/incorrect. Here's the latest one.
Plus, here's a link to the ONS. If you scroll down to Table 2a to 2e, they show historical revisions of GDP data since 1998.
So, after the 2008 crash, the UK economy returned to growth in the third quarter of 2009 and continued in growth until the fourth quarter of 2010, when it dipped to -0.5. Of the following six quarters, only two showed growth and were not successive.
Ergo: "The economy was in growth in 2010. The policies of the incoming government put paid to that and sent the country back into recession."
The economicshelp.org graph you've displayed is a little out of date/incorrect. Here's the latest one.
Plus, here's a link to the ONS. If you scroll down to Table 2a to 2e, they show historical revisions of GDP data since 1998.
These will be those 'adjusted' figures, will they?
And Ajw71 jumping up and down getting excited about a revised figure of 0% non-growth is desperation – and does not change his inability to read the charts I initially posted.
Incidentally, austerity is popular in countries other than the UK, albeit not always to the same degree.
BobbyD wrote:
The economicshelp.org graph you've displayed is a little out of date/incorrect. Here's the latest one.
Plus, here's a link to the ONS. If you scroll down to Table 2a to 2e, they show historical revisions of GDP data since 1998.
These will be those 'adjusted' figures, will they?
And Ajw71 jumping up and down getting excited about a revised figure of 0% non-growth is desperation – and does not change his inability to read the charts I initially posted.
Incidentally, austerity is popular in countries other than the UK, albeit not always to the same degree.
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It's almost like our economy started to slow down again when the economy of the area we do the most trade with slowed down.
When lefties speak about the recession in 2008 under Labour they are quick to trot out 'oh it was a global crisis' and 'it was nothing to do with labour policies'. In other words they cite external factors.
When lefties speak about growth from 2010 onwards they are quick to trot out 'it was all to do with the nasty government policies' and completely ignore the fact that there was and still is a 'Eurozone crisis' In other words they completely ignore external factors.
It's totally see through. Thankfully most people realise this.
It's almost like our economy started to slow down again when the economy of the area we do the most trade with slowed down.
When lefties speak about the recession in 2008 under Labour they are quick to trot out 'oh it was a global crisis' and 'it was nothing to do with labour policies'. In other words they cite external factors.
When lefties speak about growth from 2010 onwards they are quick to trot out 'it was all to do with the nasty government policies' and completely ignore the fact that there was and still is a 'Eurozone crisis' In other words they completely ignore external factors.
It's totally see through. Thankfully most people realise this.
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These will be those 'adjusted' figures, will they?
And Ajw71 jumping up and down getting excited about a revised figure of 0% non-growth is desperation – and does not change his inability to read the charts I initially posted.
Incidentally, austerity is popular in countries other than the UK, albeit not always to the same degree.
So you are finally admitting the fact that there has not been a recession since 2008/2009 then.....
Your job is to say to yourself on a job interview does the hiring manager likes me or not. If you aren't a particular manager's cup of tea, you haven't failed -- you've dodged a bullet.
These will be those 'adjusted' figures, will they?
And Ajw71 jumping up and down getting excited about a revised figure of 0% non-growth is desperation – and does not change his inability to read the charts I initially posted.
Incidentally, austerity is popular in countries other than the UK, albeit not always to the same degree.
0% growth is not desperation it is a fact - just admit you were wrong, I will not hold my breath.
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