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  • After borrowing surge, Sunak to announce more spending

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    British finance minister Rishi Sunak, who has already pledged over 200 billion pounds to fight the COVID-19 crisis, will free up more cash on Wednesday against the backdrop of the heaviest public borrowing since World War Two.Sunak will announce extra investment to ease a backlog in the health system, counter a surge in unemployment and build new infrastructure in a one-year Spending Review that he is due to deliver to parliament at around 1230 GMT. With Britain’s full exit from the European Union approaching on Dec. 31 - and no new trade agreement yet secured - Sunak is likely to announce more spending on customs ... (full story)

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  • Nov 25, 2020 5:20am Nov 25, 2020 5:20am
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..Britain is spending money it doesn't have like a man with no arms...We are borrowing more - that's what 40 years of so called hayek economics/moneterism/reaganomics/thatcherism/coming off the gold standard does for you - debt to gdp at crazy levels, no one dare mention debt to govt income % (ie ability to service it - which is all that ever happens cause it never get's repaid - just serviced and rolled over.) - We have entered the U.s's la la land economics phase now - just borrow borrow borrow and borrow some more and one day at the first sign of a western nation having a sovereign debt default (other than Greece) have a big re-set conference and this time instead of lending them more money to pay their debts (doh!) re the so called 'Greek solution' - let's all agree to lop a zero off everyone's balance sheets - it's coming you just know it.
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..Britain is spending money it doesn't have like a man with no arms...We are borrowing more - that's what 40 years of so called hayek economics/moneterism/reaganomics/thatcherism/coming off the gold standard does for you - debt to gdp at crazy levels, no one dare mention debt to govt income % (ie ability to service it - which is all that ever happens cause it never get's repaid - just serviced and rolled over.) - We have entered the U.s's la la land economics phase now - just borrow borrow borrow and borrow some more and one day at the first sign...
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No system is perfect and our current system will one day collapse like every system before us. I find that most people complain about it but no one has the solution. Gold standard will never work over a long period of time, its very limiting. The gov would need to make constant choices of how much gold can they use for manufacturing vs put in vault to make more gold backed money. I could go on and on, but there is a fundamental reason why all money is debt ,and no one has figured out another way.
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