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• Arnold Kiel 21st Jan - 12:38pm
  MPs would be absolutely mad to put no deal on a ballot, and the EU will not grant an extension for such a crazy purpose....
• Arnold Kiel 21st Jan - 12:18pm
  Joseph Bourke, the only somewhat beneficial Brexit resolution is its cancellation, the sooner the better. Consequently, compensating public "investment" might have some payback only in...
• Joseph Bourke 21st Jan - 12:02pm
  Arnold, point taken that public investment cannot of itself resolve the structural damage to the economy that Brexit would involve. But what we are talking...
• Arnold Kiel 21st Jan - 11:50am
  Peter Martin, the Berlin example supports my viewpoint. Bonn continues to do ok as part of the old "rheinischer Kapitalismus" area, while Berlin continues to...
• Joseph Bourke 21st Jan - 11:36am
  PeterMartin, economic growth athough slowing over the longer term has a relatively consistent trend of a little over 2%. Investment spending and spending on public...
• Laurence Cox 21st Jan - 11:25am
  @David Beckett You can blame Sir Winston Churchill for that. When the House of Commons was bombed in WW2, it was the Government that he...