Tim Sheens
Well-known member
Haha, you're a wild boy using
Those graphs to prove your point
Oh how I love a graph or two, especially when the ones @CloudyGlock used backed up exactly what I stated, noting in the first, the dip when the trade relations agreement from Brexit came into effect at the end of 2021.
Some 5 months later and basically mirroring the extent of said graph, the OBR (equivalent of our treasury) maintained it's 4% ongoing loss directly through Brexit, relative to having remained in the EU. Using ruler or any straight edge on the screen clearly shows just that and/or economists/OECD predictions and the like
His second graph does the same, except in that it does not address the substantial government borrowing cost from the latest UK policy changes of the past few weeks. Still though confirming my statements on austerity bar covid that he quoted to the letter, yet arguing the same fact.
Pretending stuff from well more than a decade ago had such an immediate affect on an economy is laughable at best.