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December 05, 2012
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No, it isn't - it is just another desperate plan at a quick pre-15 illusory recovery with housebuilding and ultra-low rates. As yourselves why Germany is already back at 2007 GDP and you might get a clue - but then you are probably too anti-European to see the signs.
Posted by: Dave Hollins MBA | December 06, 2012 at 12:02 AM