@jaguarclaw Good question. It's mostly from China, Saudi Arabia & various South East Asian economies such as Singapore (who save 60% of their incomes).
I came across 2 new numbers the other day - 4 quadrillion is the value of shares traded worldwide & the World economy is somewhere in the quintillions, so our national debt of nearly a trillion may seem a lot, but it isn't proportionally!
Still, as economists say - a billion here and a billion there & soon you're talking real money...
Brown's attitude to our finances is the same as someone with 10 credit cards saying that 'Oh, I'm not as indebted as the average person, therefore I should borrow money till I am!'
@jaguarclaw Good question. It's mostly from China, Saudi Arabia & various South East Asian economies such as Singapore (who save 60% of their incomes).
I came across 2 new numbers the other day - 4 quadrillion is the value of shares traded worldwide & the World economy is somewhere in the quintillions, so our national debt of nearly a trillion may seem a lot, but it isn't proportionally!
Still, as economists say - a billion here and a billion there & soon you're talking real money...
tdp1909 1 year ago
Brown's attitude to our finances is the same as someone with 10 credit cards saying that 'Oh, I'm not as indebted as the average person, therefore I should borrow money till I am!'
tdp1909 1 year ago
Quite amusing! :o
propatria431 2 years ago
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vote bnp not for your selves but for your kids get your country back now!!
trash this pension thief!!
kingbleah 2 years ago
lol
SeanPhuket 3 years ago