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It's Time For Plan B: Fears Growing That Economy Could Crash Again


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It's time for Plan B: Fears growing that economy could crash AGAIN.

Senior Government officials are drawing up a 'Plan B' as fears grow that another sharp downturn could cripple Britain.

Cabinet Secretary Sir Gus O'Donnell is believed to have drawn up a top secret paper calling on the Government to consider yet more quantitative easing in a bid to halt a double-dip recession.

The plan - seen by the Financial Times - sets out three options available if a further crunch threatens the economy.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1338501/Its-time-Plan-B-Fears-growing-economy-crash-again.html#ixzz186h1chhT

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It's time for Plan B: Fears growing that economy could crash AGAIN.

Senior Government officials are drawing up a 'Plan B' as fears grow that another sharp downturn could cripple Britain.

Cabinet Secretary Sir Gus O'Donnell is believed to have drawn up a top secret paper calling on the Government to consider yet more quantitative easing in a bid to halt a double-dip recession.

The plan - seen by the Financial Times - sets out three options available if a further crunch threatens the economy.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1338501/Its-time-Plan-B-Fears-growing-economy-crash-again.html#ixzz186h1chhT

Am I just thick and missing something TOP SECCRET PAPPER but the FT has seen it :unsure: thats one hell of a way to keep a seccret

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It's time for Plan B: Fears growing that economy could crash AGAIN.

Senior Government officials are drawing up a 'Plan B' as fears grow that another sharp downturn could cripple Britain.

Cabinet Secretary Sir Gus O'Donnell is believed to have drawn up a top secret paper calling on the Government to consider yet more quantitative easing in a bid to halt a double-dip recession.

The plan - seen by the Financial Times - sets out three options available if a further crunch threatens the economy.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1338501/Its-time-Plan-B-Fears-growing-economy-crash-again.html#ixzz186h1chhT

Let me guess the three options are

1. Bail out the banks. Free money for the City to punt on commodities. Tax rises and spending cuts for the rest of us

2. Bail out the banks. Free money for the City to punt on commodities. Tax rises and spending cuts for the rest of us

3. Bail out the banks. Free money for the City to punt on commodities. Tax rises and spending cuts for the rest of us

Not much of a secret really

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