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About LinkBacksI think it will flatten out for the next few months around the 20000 marker.
I think it will flatten out for the next few months around the 20000 marker.
A champion of the people emerges with the age-old and appealing promise of "something for nothing" - to be financed through every-increasing taxes. Supply and demand are thrown out of gear - the overhead goes up; the effective use of human energy goes down; the standard of living is lowered because money cannot buy wealth that is not produced.
WEAVER, HENRY GRADY,
Please God.Originally Posted by atlantic
The first challenge is to halt the acceleration. Only then can we look at beginning to reduce unemployment.
when are they out?
I think that they will be about 30k this month and next. The amount of shops closing is very stark, there has been no let up. I think that the acceleration is slowing down and should start falling back towards 20k a month, by the summer, and down to 10-15 a month there after, giving a year end total of about 550. It is enough to make you sick, except you would be scared to be treated in a PD run hospital.
[SIZE="4"]Fianna Fáil[/SIZE]
[COLOR="DarkGreen"] The Land agents party[/COLOR].
Tomorrow it looks like
Business this week - The Irish Times - Mon, Mar 30, 2009
25,000 extra tomorrow.
CSO - News and Events: Weekly Release Calendar
tomorrow indeed.
What is also out tomorrow is the German and EU purchasing manager index's, they are a good indicator of how manufacturing companies see the next 6 months going. I presume that they will be near or at record lows.
[SIZE="4"]Fianna Fáil[/SIZE]
[COLOR="DarkGreen"] The Land agents party[/COLOR].
I expect this month to be the worst yet well ahead of 1k a day, I'd suspect an increase of 38k for the entire month.
35,000 for the month of March, on top of more terrible tax exchequer returns, the government will be hiding in their offices, not wanting to face the dail on April the seventh and wishing it was all just a bad, bad dream.
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