Titlebook: Going South; Why Britain will hav Larry Elliott,Dan Atkinson Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2012 consumer.

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步履蹣跚

Welcome to the beautiful south, many of the features of autumn in the summer and bursts of near-Saharan sunshine in the autumn. The disturbing nature of public affairs gathered force into the first six months of 2012, as did the topsy-turvy nature of the climate, with a mild New Year followed by a cold February, a balmy March and

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侵略者

Hanging on in there: investment during the crisis,bonds. You will not find much by way of price/earnings ratios, dividend yields or interest cover. The share-price ‘charts’ beloved of so-called technical analysts will be absent. Such topics are covered admirably, some would say over-extensively, in the business section of any good bookshop.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-35041-1For those who like to seek connections beneath the surface of events, the dying months of 2011 would have proved fertile ground. Apparently disparate happenings proved, on closer examination, to have intriguing links with each other.

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Manfred Gronalt (Universit?tsprofessor)Vince Cable, the UK business secretary, spoke to the Policy Exchange think-tank on 16 October 2011. His message was straightforward. To use a cliché beloved of the politicians of yesteryear, Britain can make it:

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Into free-fall: the no-strategy strategy,For those who like to seek connections beneath the surface of events, the dying months of 2011 would have proved fertile ground. Apparently disparate happenings proved, on closer examination, to have intriguing links with each other.