[Update: In an incredible statement the economic spokesperson for Fidelity said this.
"The more time that passes, the clearer it is that America's gradual and delayed approach to fiscal tightening is the right one," said Trevor Greetham of the investment group Fidelity.
Wow, and it only took four years.]
The GDP for
How has the British government reacted. Well, Chancellor George Osborne, a hard line Conservative
who is the driving force in current British economic policy says he will
confront the problem.
Britain’s economy
shrank 0.3 per cent in the final quarter of last year, bringing it closer to a
possible “triple-dip” recession and piling pressure on the coalition government.
Chancellor George Osborne,
whose austerity programme has come under increasing criticism as the economy
has faltered, said he would “confront” the UK ’s problems and not “run away” in
response to the data, which was worse than economists had predicted.
which many people might regard as admirable except for the
fact that the main reason the problem exists is because of Mr. Osborne’s
policies.
What happened to the nice recovery that was occurring in late 2009 and 2010? Oh yes, British voters voted to put the Conservative party in power. That's all the explanation really needed.
In the meantime have the dismal results in Britain, along
with even more dismal results in Ireland, Portugal, Greece and Spain made any
difference in the beliefs of Europeans leaders who have implemented this
insanity? No, of course not. Eventually the economies of these countries
will improve and at that time the leadership can declare vindication. Much the same way a weather forecaster who
always predicts rain the Sahara will be
vindicated on the one day in five years it actually does rain.
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