UK Economic Outlook, July 2016: Economic prospects after Brexit
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Overview of PwC's latest UK Economic Outlook report, which discusses UK economic growth prospects after Brexit, the outlook for UK house prices and the challenge facing first time buyers, and the past performance and future potential of the Northern Powerhouse. For more information visit http://www.pwc.co.uk/ukeo
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WORLD GROWTH HAS STALLED. THE EARTH CANNOT GROW ANY MORE. THERE IS NOT THE PRODUCE, THE RESOURCES OR THE ENVIROMENTAL ABILITY OF FURTHER GROWTH. THE UK HAS OPTED FROM A STABLE EU MEMBERSHIP ENVIRONMENT WITH 1-2% POTENTIAL GROWTH. TO A COMPETATIVE WORLD OF ZERO OR NEGATIVE GROWTH. MOST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES ARE DOING ALL THEY CAN TO AVOID CONTRACTED GROWTH. MOST ARE NOT MEETING THIS SUSTAINABILITY TARGET. 1% GROWTH = DOUBLE ECONOMY, POPULATION, FOOD, WATER, ELECTRICITY AND ALL OTHER AMMENITIES OVER A 70 YEAR PERIOD. THE EARTH QUITE SIMPLY DOES NOT HAVE THE RESOURCES TO ACCOMODATE ANY SUCH GROWTH AMBITIONS.DO THE MATHS PLEASE. YOU WILL CONCUR.
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all these mid size flats being built are ugly and in the wrong areas! the shutdown of many amzing pubs, loss of land, its not about growth, thats a disease. its about space and quality not noise.
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Property prices are not affected by economic conditions in the UK because prices are dictated by demand - too much demand! Not enough supply.
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Given British demographics, i have a very hard time to belive that Britih growth would be 3 percent in 2014.
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Well,before Brexit things were not much different anyway.
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pretty good vid i dont think pound will fall that much , as is only very slowly declining and will likely raise back up due to FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 already back at pre referendum rates
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