"Oversupply the cause of house price crashes"

shortchanged_2

chucky wrote: »

care in the community has a lot to answer for...

Good answer to a perfectly straight forward question chucky.

chucky

shortchanged wrote: »

Good answer to a perfectly straight forward question chucky.

causation and correlation, causation and correlation will be your starting point.

they're not difficult concepts to grasp - let google be your friend instead of having to rely on random strangers on an internet forum to educate you...

shortchanged_2

chucky wrote: »

causation and correlation, causation and correlation will be your starting point.

they're not difficult concepts to grasp - let google be your friend instead of having to rely on random strangers on an internet forum to educate you...

I understand causation and correlation chucky.

I'm just asking you for a simple yes or no answer to my question do you think that the UK will go back into recession if oil prices continue to rise?

chucky

shortchanged wrote: »

I understand causation and correlation chucky.

i don't think you do understand - this becoming a common theme with you...

shortchanged wrote: »

I'm just asking you for a simple yes or know answer to my question do you think that the UK will go back into recession if oil prices continue to rise?

did you not know that a recession is a business cycle contraction due to a general slowdown in economic activity and not pegged to the US dollar oil price? recessions usually occur due to a drop in spending due to issues with supply or the bursting of an economic bubble. again none of these are pegged to the price of a soft commodity priced in US dollars.

there's your answer - if you don't understand please try again

Graham_Devon

shortchanged wrote: »

I understand causation and correlation chucky.

I'm just asking you for a simple yes or no answer to my question do you think that the UK will go back into recession if oil prices continue to rise?

You asking chucky for an opinion?

Good luck!

He'll only tell you you are stupid for thinking high oil prices link with recessions.

If someone else says it that he likes, he'll tell you you are stupid for not realising high oil prices are linked to recessions.

If you do pick him up on this, he'll simply state "you missed the point...again".

Don't ask him what the point was. He'll just state you are too stupid to understand.

shortchanged_2

Ok chucky we are getting somewhere.

So in a roundabout way you are saying that if oil prices continue to rise the UK will avoid going back into recession.

We'll see.

shortchanged_2

Graham_Devon wrote: »

You asking chucky for an opinion?

Good luck!

I know, here's hoping graham.

chucky

shortchanged wrote: »

Ok chucky we are getting somewhere.

So in a roundabout way you are saying that if oil prices continue to rise the UK will avoid going back into recession.

We'll see.

you see, you don't understand... i've never said that, that's what you're saying. so no, that's not what i said.

i'm such a good guy, here's a brief explanation of recession for you from wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recession
hope that helps

Graham_Devon

chucky wrote: »

you see, you don't understand.

Within 4 minutes of prediction.

Not bad. Though still room for perfection.

chucky

Graham_Devon wrote: »

Within 4 minutes of prediction.

Not bad. Though still room for perfection.

for the forum numpty

chucky wrote: »

did you not know that a recession is a business cycle contraction due to a general slowdown in economic activity and not pegged to the US dollar oil price? recessions usually occur due to a drop in spending due to issues with supply or the bursting of an economic bubble. again none of these are pegged to the price of a soft commodity priced in US dollars.

it's obviously gone way over your head hence your obvious frustrations... never mind