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If so, how do you reconcile that when England did the same previously, in the early part of the last century, it was a massive economic failure? http://www.latimes.com/news/nationwo...,1227957.story Britain unveils radical austerity plan http://www.tampabay.com/news/world/c...the-us/1129353 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/johann..._b_770748.html
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Yes. I'm not saying it's easy or black and white. But history - and many economists - predicts their economy will completely crash now. We'll see (the last link above talks about the negatives). Of course, the good thing is that they will be in a far more stable financial position in the next 5 years. But let's see what is also being predicted now from this (the second link, above)
• About 490,000 public sector jobs likely to be lost A half-milllion unemployed thrust into an economy that's already fragile. • Over $11 billion in additional welfare budget cuts So, will these guys just starve on the streets? It's not like they can go to work, there are no jobs • Police funding cut by 4% a year Hopefully they can continue to fight crime. • Retirement age to rise from 65 to 66 by 2020 Keep working another year in that economy with no jobs. • National Health Service budget in England to rise every year until 2015 And healthcare costs skyrockets.
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