Recession? What Recession?

Lenny Lovett · 2010-11-05 12:06:30

So we've seen clear evidence that there is plenty of disposable cash available at short notice - for one example: Two major concerts selling out over 160,000 tickets in less than two hours at a value of nearly €12million. So, is it time in this coming budget to make substantial incentives for people to actually spend some…

05-11-2010 12:06PM

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Lenny Lovett

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So we've seen clear evidence that there is plenty of disposable cash available at short notice - for one example: Two major concerts selling out over 160,000 tickets in less than two hours at a value of nearly €12million. So, is it time in this coming budget to make substantial incentives for people to actually spend some of the money obviously stashed away and so kick off the economy? People saving for the rainy day need to realise that the rain is well and truly bucketing down...

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Lenny, this is one of a recent series of poor quality OPs by you. Think before your next one - is this going to create a political discussion, or is it a whinge I should get a blog for?

Next one will result in a ban, since it's not possible to remove the ability to create threads any other way.

moderately,
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