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Should we be backing a "Buy British" campaign, to aid economic recovery
Interesting article, I thought -
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-15551818
Government response seems to be that having such campaign would be counter-productive, since if other countries implemented a similar campaign this would impact our exports - Not sure that such logic holds much sway, since other countries already instinctively buy home built products in the main, dont you think?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-15551818
Government response seems to be that having such campaign would be counter-productive, since if other countries implemented a similar campaign this would impact our exports - Not sure that such logic holds much sway, since other countries already instinctively buy home built products in the main, dont you think?
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Fiddlesticks. As I said before, BMC lost a fortune on the Mini because someone in management couldn't do his sums (in spite of the wonderful educational standards in the 1950s I keep hearing about). Management were allowed to manage, and it turned out they weren't competent to do so.
As rojash says: British labour seems to be doing fine with foreign management.
Fiddlesticks. As I said before, BMC lost a fortune on the Mini because someone in management couldn't do his sums (in spite of the wonderful educational standards in the 1950s I keep hearing about). Management were allowed to manage, and it turned out they weren't competent to do so.
As rojash says: British labour seems to be doing fine with foreign management.
I was in Tesco one day last year and couldn't buy a British apple! Anglesey potatoes are wonderful - even nicer than Jersey Royals yet none in our local supermarkets. I realise it's all about economics etc but how can we support local and British fruit and vegetables when the supermarkets don't stock them? Our local Farmers market always sell out making it obvious that people WILL pay more for quality and to support local growers.
A lot of foreign (outside the EU) produce is cheap because they have no mimimum wage, no pension scheme, no health insurance, no health and safety at work act, no 3rd party liability insurance, no factories act. We should not import products from countries that do not have equivalent standards to protect employees from exploitation and occupational disease.
Maybe not buying imports is becoming more urgent than you thought.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15653282
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15653282
lazygun .... Giving you the benefit of the doubt, you may believe you are speaking clearly - communicating your message, as it were. Those of us who post here no different. You cherry pick in an attempt to add weight to your homilies. You flat out refuse to engage with anyone offering a counter - argument. You cut and paste from the internet with little regard for attribution or relevance
You are a virtual demagogue, offering nothing original - only the same tired anti-scientific, anti - liberal, mysoginistic views, expressed in the form of your favourite verse from your favourite book of fairy tales.
You are a virtual demagogue, offering nothing original - only the same tired anti-scientific, anti - liberal, mysoginistic views, expressed in the form of your favourite verse from your favourite book of fairy tales.
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