An interest rate at 1%.
£200 - £500bn rescue package for banks/kick-start of the economy.
Brown's pledge to break the 'golden rule' on how much the UK borrow.
In my eyes, and I am far from an economic strategist, all has failed to stave off the effects of the global recession in the UK. In addition, I am really worried about the ramifications all of Brown's attempts to 're-write the economic rulebook' will have on the economy in the future.
So, would now be a good opportunity for Brown to simply say "I tried, I failed, breathe in and tighten your belts."...?
Is there realistically anything that Brown can do? Is it not better to brave what is to come and ride it out, as opposed to potentially wrecking the UK economy and stability to try to fight our way out of it?
Shady - yes, but God love him he liked to believe he was putting something constructive forward. An infant from 90 paces could tell you that rescue packages to the crooked banks was a recipe for failure.
£200 - £500bn rescue package for banks/kick-start of the economy.
Brown's pledge to break the 'golden rule' on how much the UK borrow.
In my eyes, and I am far from an economic strategist, all has failed to stave off the effects of the global recession in the UK. In addition, I am really worried about the ramifications all of Brown's attempts to 're-write the economic rulebook' will have on the economy in the future.
So, would now be a good opportunity for Brown to simply say "I tried, I failed, breathe in and tighten your belts."...?
Is there realistically anything that Brown can do? Is it not better to brave what is to come and ride it out, as opposed to potentially wrecking the UK economy and stability to try to fight our way out of it?
Shady - yes, but God love him he liked to believe he was putting something constructive forward. An infant from 90 paces could tell you that rescue packages to the crooked banks was a recipe for failure.