Colin L
High-tech low-life
PaulR,
Im struggling to see what you point is about the Finns (and the graph in the article). Please explain. The article is more about politics than economics.
The Telegraph article shows UK Gross GDP crashed after the financial crisis and the onset of austerity. Gross GDP slowly has slowly recovered and recently exceeded the 2008 levels after about 5 years below. The graph I quoted (from Mainlymacro) is GDP per capita - you do know the difference dont you?
Referencing the Telegraph is laughable - the most rabid pro-Tory rag in the country and little better than the Daily Mail for integrity... and by the way, the article is written by a trainee journalist with a degree in Politics, a somewhat lesser authority than a nationally respected Economics Professor.
Im struggling to see what you point is about the Finns (and the graph in the article). Please explain. The article is more about politics than economics.
The Telegraph article shows UK Gross GDP crashed after the financial crisis and the onset of austerity. Gross GDP slowly has slowly recovered and recently exceeded the 2008 levels after about 5 years below. The graph I quoted (from Mainlymacro) is GDP per capita - you do know the difference dont you?
Referencing the Telegraph is laughable - the most rabid pro-Tory rag in the country and little better than the Daily Mail for integrity... and by the way, the article is written by a trainee journalist with a degree in Politics, a somewhat lesser authority than a nationally respected Economics Professor.