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Old 29-10-2011, 12:44   #77
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Re: Economy is worse under us, says Cable

Not a lot has changed, and we were no different from our cousins across the Atlantic. Shame the current lot have no interest in letting things adjust.



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Originally Posted by mertle View Post
There should be a balance for sure but the public sector jobs there because private sector dumped a load of jobs. Yes there should be essensial service but at what costs. Thats why its needed balance.
It's a tad late for that, Keynesianism discusses stimulus for capital projects and infrastructure, not for state employment during bad times for business as usual activities.

There is a big disconnect between jobs.

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Not saying welfare payments increase drastically to claiments but merely pointing out we all contribute whether we work, ill, elderly or unemployed. They pay taxes not direct but inderect.
By that token if I take say a tenner from you and give you a fiver I've contributed that five pounds. Let's stick to net contributions if we're going down that route, it's unfortunate but the majority are not net contributors and never will be.

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However there many calling people who not working too now we have situation they dont want them on dole either what is government supposed to do if private sector wont employ in the quantities required.
A few things - going back to keeping people employed unproductively isn't one of them. Some construction and other infrastructure work would be good right now mind you.
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