Current account spending under Blair/Brown were balanced every single year. The capital account had debt as was the case even under Thatcher. This toxic meme that Brown was useless "muh Gold" spouted by people who no nothing of the event, or forgetting he kept us out the Euro, had strict fiscal rules. His mistake was PFI to keep budgets balanced, but other than that he was a very good economist and chancellor. The UK economy had largely recovered by 2010 when Cameron took over (with the Clegg puppy).
Yes they have. The liberals were the junior member of the coalition and had next to no power. It was a tory Prime Minister.
Dominic Morales
What do you guys think are the best college courses to take?
Math (with Stats), Further Math, Physics Chemistry... Then studied Economics and now work in Finance. Had a college friend who studied the same and graduated in Physics and Philosophy, another did History.
Classics is excellent if you can read Greek and/or Latin. You are trying to demonstrate to the university that you are hard working and high IQ... math and classics are the best for this.
>The 1976 sterling crisis was a balance of payments, or currency crisis, in the United Kingdom in 1976 which caused James Callaghan's Labour government to borrow $3.9 billion[a] from the International Monetary Fund (IMF),[2] with the intention of maintaining the value of the pound.[3] At the time this was the largest loan ever to have been requested from the IMF.[4] Inflation hit close to 25% in 1975, causing high bond yields and borrowing costs, and the 1973 oil crisis were contributors to the problem.[5] sound familiar?
Luke Richardson
Fucking howling!
>Nooooo not me foookin PlayStation 5 not me fookin Samsung Smart TV and Porsche Cayenne >Sorry mate I’m a high court enforcement officer got a high court writ.
