David O'Day
Well-Known Member
They'd be absolutely mental to do that.
Johnson is promising no return to austerity and that would yank the economy further
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They'd be absolutely mental to do that.VAT? That can’t be true. VAT is down to the nasty EU. OUT MEANS OUT!
It’s probably the continued pay freeze for public sector workers including our nursesWhat's wrong with them raising tax to pay for it?
Depends where you raise it. Are the more likely to raise the income tax rate for those earning >80K or those earning at the lowest levels?What's wrong with them raising tax to pay for it?
What's wrong with them raising tax to pay for it?
Because raising tax in a downturn decreases demand which makes the recession worseWhat's wrong with them raising tax to pay for it?
There's loads wrong with it.Not much. But kicking the public sector for another few years after it, particularly health and education, have had to work overtime in this timeframe, would be quite unfortunate.
Millennials left school during the 2008 recession, Gen Z will do it during a Covid recession. Both will be told they are entitled for complaining about the consequences of that
There's loads wrong with it.
Decreasing demand with decreases the tax take for 1
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Hopefully today marks the beginning of our road to recovery..... slightly worrying seeing the leaked documents on how were going to have to pay for this in the years to come
Meaning?Seems like the penny is finally dropping
Meaning?
It was obvious we’re going to have to pay financially for it, let’s just hope the kick isn’t too big and from today we get things reopen and the economy safely moving.... this is why we can’t stay in lockdown foreverWe’ll see if you keep worshipping the ground Boris walks on or if you start to see that maybe he’s not what he bigged himself up to be. Things like this will kick our generation harder
It was obvious we’re going to have to pay financially for it, let’s just hope the kick isn’t too big and from today we get things reopen and the economy safely moving.... this is why we can’t stay in lockdown forever
Seen somewhere that 1 in 3 companies might not reopen
It was obvious we’re going to have to pay financially for it, let’s just hope the kick isn’t too big and from today we get things reopen and the economy safely moving.... this is why we can’t stay in lockdown forever
Seen somewhere that 1 in 3 companies might not reopen
Good to see you're all for lefty policiesIt was obvious we’re going to have to pay financially for it, let’s just hope the kick isn’t too big and from today we get things reopen and the economy safely moving.... this is why we can’t stay in lockdown forever
Seen somewhere that 1 in 3 companies might not reopen
Most of that will be owed to the bank of england who are owned by the uk government.Well the bill is hundreds of billions which needs to be covered somehow. The question is who do you ask to pay more towards it
Good to see you're all for lefty policies
Either that or the infection and death rates will start rising again.It was obvious we’re going to have to pay financially for it, let’s just hope the kick isn’t too big and from today we get things reopen and the economy safely moving.... this is why we can’t stay in lockdown forever
Seen somewhere that 1 in 3 companies might not reopen
Most of that will be owed to the bank of england who are owned by the uk government.
You can slowly pay it off as per the slavery reparations which we have only just paid off.
Also if you actually stimulate the economy you increase the tax rate more.
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Which is why we have to find the right balance as being locked down forever will be much worse in the months to comeEither that or the infection and death rates will start rising again.
If the tax rate keeps public spending up, that works anyway.I agree, but the tax rate was too low anyway
Yes we do seem to want Scandinavian services on us levels of taxI agree, but the tax rate was too low anyway
Which is why we have to find the right balance as being locked down forever will be much worse in the months to come
Yes we do seem to want Scandinavian services on us levels of tax
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I think we are failing on the antibody tests, they are vitally important and are nowhere to be seen.... however it’s proving difficult for any country to get reliable onesIt is, but it has been made worse because of how badly the government has managed the outbreak. We are still failing on getting anywhere near enough tests done for a start
I think we are failing on the antibody tests, they are vitally important and are nowhere to be seen.... however it’s proving difficult for any country to get reliable ones
We're failing at testing full stopI think we are failing on the antibody tests, they are vitally important and are nowhere to be seen.... however it’s proving difficult for any country to get reliable ones
Not much. But kicking the public sector for another few years after it, particularly health and education, have had to work overtime in this timeframe, would be quite unfortunate.
Millennials left school during the 2008 recession, Gen Z will do it during a Covid recession. Both will be told they are entitled for complaining about the consequences of that
We should have shut our borders completely and should have enough PPE, there the things that definitely aren’t good enoughWould you agree we have generally done a poor job in managing the outbreak?
You can slowly pay it off as per the slavery reparations which we have only just paid off.
Yep morally bankrupt but the loans were only finally repaid recentlyWhich went to slave owners no less and not the actual people affected. Some of which I paid for with my own taxes. Beautiful stuff.
Well the bill is hundreds of billions which needs to be covered somehow. The question is who do you ask to pay more towards it
Yep morally bankrupt but the loans were only finally repaid recently
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