Look at Germany. Actually doing better now than ever. No wonder they are so hell bent on keeping everyone in the EU with them controlling the purse strings and the currency.
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Look at Germany. Actually doing better now than ever. No wonder they are so hell bent on keeping everyone in the EU with them controlling the purse strings and the currency. -
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
Look at Germany. Actually doing better now than ever. No wonder they are so hell bent on keeping everyone in the EU with them controlling the purse strings and the currency.
If you want to analyse data take some quantitative courses, rather than making an arse of yourself.
Next!Hard Brexit now!
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Yeah, you need at least one maths degree to understand a bar-chart that could come from a GCSE geography textbook.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostYeah, you need at least one maths degree to understand a bar-chart that could come from a GCSE geography textbook.
Or you can print two charts and conclude with whatever irrelevant thought comes to your little brain.
Seems like you and Dim have a lot in common.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostMaybe their good employment rates are to do with their strong manufacturing capability and apprentice system rather than anything else
If you want to analyse data take some quantitative courses, rather than making an arse of yourself.
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1) their more efficient productivity compared to other European countries
2) their economy being attached to a currency set at an artificially low rate which cannot appreciate due to issues in other countries. This can only get worse due to point 1 above.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by eek View PostMaybe the unemployment rates are to do with
1) their more efficient productivity compared to other European countries
2) their economy being attached to a currency set at an artificially low rate which cannot appreciate due to issues in other countries. This can only get worse due to point 1 above.Last edited by sasguru; 29 January 2013, 10:14.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostMaybe. Perhaps one way to find out would be to get some data and carry out a stepwise regreesion?
Also its ironic but we are both wrong. One reason for the drop in long term unemployment is the retirement of many former East Germans who were approaching retirement. I don't think any dataset you would pick to identify the drop would pick up that change.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by eek View Postwhy would you bother with that when you can show you the reasons with the econometric models to prove it..
Originally posted by eek View PostAlso its ironic but we are both wrong. One reason for the drop in long term unemployment is the retirement of many former East Germans who were approaching retirement. I don't think any dataset you would pick to identify the drop would pick up that change.Hard Brexit now!
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