You would think from the news that the BANKS were the most important things in the British Economy. And I’m afraid you would be RIGHT. The financial sector is far and away the largest contributor to Great Britain’s Gross Domestic Product; our exports of financial services in 2007 amounted to TWENTY-ONE billion pounds, almost a tenth of
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LiberalDemocratVoice on 7th Aug 2009 (via libdemvoice.org)
By Professor Nick Bosanquet The recession is a product crunch – it confirms and intensifies the end of a twenty year product cycle. In the past decade a number of US icons have seen a fall in shareholder value. Microsoft,...
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CentreRight on 16th Dec 2008 (via conservativehome.blogs.com)
Credit unions have a vital role to play in time of a credit crunch, experts said yesterday.
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WalesOnline on 14th Jul 2008 (via walesonline.co.uk)
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According to the BBPA, the pub industry is the latest victim of the credit crunch.DRINKERS are saving pounds by cutting down on visits to the pub in favour of enjoying their favourite tipple at home.A visit to the local has become the latest victim of the credit crunch, according to the Quarterly Beer Barometer from the British Beer and Pub Association.Blaming things on the credit crunch seems to ...
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TheCynicalDragon on 29th Jul 2008 (via thecynicaldragon.blogspot.com)
SCOTLAND'S "year of homecoming" may prove vital in helping the nation beat the impact of the credit crunch and global financial uncertainty, the First Minister sai
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Scotsman on 20th Aug 2008 (via news.scotsman.com)
It's not a credit crunch, it's just rent-seeking: The credit crunch is not nearly as severe as the U.S. authorities appear to believe and public data actually suggest world credit markets are functioning remarkably well, a report released on Thursday says. As a result, governments are pumping masses of public money into the economy across the world because of the difficulties of a few big, vocal b...
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ObnoxioTheClown on 13th Dec 2008 (via obotheclown.blogspot.com)
The current economic crisis is a product of feeble political leadership and the hollowing out of Western economies.
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Spiked on 3rd Nov 2008 (via spiked-online.com)
I have been away on work in the states for the last week, so I had a shed load of mail to open today. Nothing major, but one thing that did make me laugh, is the amount of credit I was offered. Credit cards, loans, car finance, you name it, I was eligible and invited to join. Yet banks with centuries of history won't lend each other a bean, hence the massive theft of taxpayers money, to let b...
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WokingLibertarians on 13th Oct 2008 (via wokinglibertarians.blogspot.com)
Sir Bonar writesSince I’ve been asked this month to address a couple of issues in our staff newsletter Saturn I thought I might share my answers with the readers of Ideal Government. You might find it in some small way instructive of what goes on inside the Whitehall machine. First we had a question about the global credit crunch and how it would affect our futures. The credit crunch is a fi...
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IdealGovernment on 7th Oct 2008 (via idealgovernment.com)
Peter Mandelson is to meet credit card bosses to demand that they do more to help people struggling with debt in the credit crunch.
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SkyNews on 26th Nov 2008 (via news.sky.com)