Britain faces worst recession in history, Cabinet minister Tessa Jowell admits

i'm not sure whats more pathetic, that the Olympics Minister seems to be able to more balls to admit the situation than more senior and lets be honest, important ministers, or she seems to have more of a grip on reality than our priminister and other higher up people in the Labour government.

Our countries economy is spiralling out of control and has been on the way for some time, why they think we'll recover by next summer, or even if thats optimistic and they think its the summer after I don't know. Where is this recovery coming from, we have no income, increasing unemployment, more jobs dissappearing, more people on welfare, unsustainable tax increases and a massive ridiculous dependancy on public sector jobs that aren't remotely needed. Theres no signs of encouraging business back into the uk anytime soon so wheres this recovery coming from?
IN previous bad times we've had a lower population and a FAR higher percentage of the population in jobs creating goods for exporting, which leads to money coming into the country rather than being recirculated. Even most of what we do make is stuff sold in the UK rather than exported, so its still money recirculating except lots of those business's, like Nissan, are foreign companies so the major profits are going abroad, we're utterly screwed.
 
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The recession's only going to be made worse by this stupid media hyping, making people be more tight with their cash...
 
The recession's only going to be made worse by this stupid media hyping, making people be more tight with their cash...

Aye, thats what kills it! No one spending puts people out of jobs!

Stupid humans...
 
What does this actually mean though? As in, how will it affect us generally

Unemployment will rise, jobs will become more difficult to get.

Companies, in general, will tighten their purse strings. New buildings, expansions etc will be put on hold.

Companies now have a good excuse to have a general cut of the workforce, redundancies will be more wide spread.

Consumers in general will tighten the purse strings for some products, but not all, and not most.

People who have mortgages they can't afford will inexplicably blame the recession, despite not being directly impacted.

Retailers will lower prices and run lower margins. They will hold less stock, and offer incentives like free delivery.

The government will borrow from tomorrow, to **** it up the wall today. They will claim this is "prudent" and the "only way". They will ignore everybody and claim growth will happen when it's all but impossible. In an attempt to win the election they will give money away.

Most people you know will bleat on about the recession, even if they are not affected.

Companies will foolishly ban overtime, cut peoples hours etc without thinking it through properly.
 
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