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inflation

  1. Would you vote for these policies

    After the success of the SNP last night and seeing the unelectability of the two main (only) parties in English parties, I have decided to start up a new party; The ENP (English Nationalist Party). Below is a list of sample policies, so please vote! - The union to be scrapped as the barnett...
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  2. Interest Rates

    With the city analysts not even being able to agree which way the BoE base rate will go in the next couple of months, which way would you like to sew them go (if they dont stay as they are?) Up, to negate inflation or down, to help on the mortgage repayments and to not be so skint?

  3. Inflation

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7458209.stm With inflation on the CPI index now hitting 3.3%, 1.3% over the BoE target, are people starting to feel the pinch and what can be done to bring it back under control??
  4. Napster

    UK economy - doomed

    Rising food prices sent the UK's annual inflation rate surging to 3% last month in the sharpest increase in the cost of living in almost six years, the government said today. Data from the Office for National Statistics revealed that the government's preferred measure of inflation - the...
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    • chancellor ched compared cos dimi economy fallen fur gran growth inflation ish measure mervyn rate releases retail slowing surveyors
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    • Forum: Homer's Bar
  5. Napster

    Battrick news from Q&A pt 1

    GM-Rascal Does playing under "Go For It" orders have any other effect than increasing the performance levels of your team? Hearsay evidence would suggest that it would also seem to result in unpredictable performances from players, is there any truth in this? BT-allanf Go For It improves the...
  6. DTS

    Could you retire if you won a million?

    We are having a inter-office debate. Sandie has just claimed that if she won a million she would retire. (She is 45ish). Ben has backed up this claim and said thats someone could go if he won a million and never work again ( He is 31). Now I dont really think a million is enough to retire ( I...
    • DTS
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    • arguement claimed cos inflation ish
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    • Forum: Homer's Bar
  7. Matt the Shrimp

    Letter to the Chancellor...

    Oops, looks like Mervyn has had to write to Gordon to explain why inflation this month is at 3.1%... clicky (pdf) Two thoughts: 1. Interest rates will be up again next month - watch out all those on anything other than fixed rate mortgages. 2. This paragraph leapt out: Why did CPI inflation...
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    • Forum: Homer's Bar
  8. C C Csiders

    2006 Predictions

    I can see the following happeniong in 2006: In politics: A year of woe for the government as the economy slows, and unemployment starts to rise. Inflation will remain at around its current level. However, doubts will arise, as to Gordon Brown's suitability to take the helm from Tony Blair...
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    • Forum: Homer's Bar
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