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Scottish independence dividend claim branded ‘utter mince’
(morningstaronline.co.uk)
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£3k since brexit seems very under rated to me. We have gone nowhere but backwards since leaving the EU. Why would that be mince? Does he not understand what GDP is? It isn't cash in your pocket, it is overall spend per person. Personal spending, governments spending, third sector spending all on our behalf. And, we're lagging in growth of all of these since leaving the EU
It's even worse than that, because the FIRe sector's counted in GDP. Triple bubble hides the reality of the situation.
Aye, agreed, if it's mince far's ma mince?
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