Thursday, Nov 08, 2007
Did you believe the Government, when it repeatedly told us that the days of "boom and bust" are over? If so, think again.
Daily Mail: So just how worried should we be?
"The nice decade of noninflationary growth, cheap mortgages, soaring house prices and easy credit looks as if it is coming to a juddering halt."
Posted by disillusioned @ 12:06 PM (559 views) Add Comment
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1. alan said...
"With each passing day, it becomes harder to see how we are going to get through this without a nasty mixture of slowdown, rising unemployment and falling house prices".
Says it all, really.
2. paul said...
Yeah but they make the now rather hackneyed "mistake" of consufing cause and effect:
"The main influence on home-buyer attitudes was the run on Northern Rock."
3. paul said...
Is it the royal "we" do you think?
I don't think I have any reason to be worried at all, so it must be the royal "we". Is the queen worried?