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Are the forecast budget deficits sustainable?
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Rochdale_Pioneers wrote: »So debt is the scare factor?
Yup, it sure is. More than debt itself, is the management - are they prudent? Reckless? Do they prepare for a rainy day? Do they plan for the future? Do their forecasts have some safety net built into them? What is the position of other people in the same boat - what sort of percentages are they doing?
Think what the answers to these questions are for Crash's administration.
No
No
No
No
No, infact the forecasts take you for a mug.
Hmmm all bad, but the UK takes the cake for current and forecast budget deficits.Rochdale_Pioneers wrote: »So what is scariest?
A combination of Nos is without doubt the scariest scare factor.0 -
Nice try Wookie, but now you're just scrabbling for ways not to answer the point. I'm pretty sure that investors don't think "A combination of Nos is without doubt the scariest scare factor."0
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Rochdale_Pioneers wrote: »Nice try Wookie, but now you're just scrabbling for ways not to answer the point. I'm pretty sure that investors don't think "A combination of Nos is without doubt the scariest scare factor."
Exactly what is scrabbling there? Everything I have mentioned is correct.0 -
I voted that it's sustainable but frankly I have no idea why
I voted Yes, just to annoy the Wookie :eek:'In nature, there are neither rewards nor punishments - there are Consequences.'0
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