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slloyd 16-07-09 12:29 PM

Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
There are about 20 million people over 50 in the work force. - Pay them £1 million apiece severance for early retirement with the following stipulations:

1) They MUST retire. Twenty million job openings - Unemployment fixed.

2) They MUST buy a new British CAR. Twenty million cars ordered - Auto Industry fixed.

3) They MUST either buy a house or pay off their mortgage - Housing Crisis fixed.

4) They must send their kids to school / college /university - Crime rate fixed

5) Buy £50 of alcohol / tobacco a week there's your money back in duty / tax etc

yorkie_chris 16-07-09 12:39 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
Where are you going to find a British car?

Bri w 16-07-09 12:41 PM

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Stunning!

The VAT on the cars/fags/alcohol alone is, er a very big number:smt101, a lot of money going straight back to the Treasury + all the other benefits to the economy.

Surely there is a do-able number at say 60yrs old that could be funded.

ophic 16-07-09 01:25 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
Ok so where does the £2,000 billion come from?

dizzyblonde 16-07-09 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by ophic (Post 1974247)
Ok so where does the £2,000 billion come from?


Out of a hat, like they do everything else, silly:rolleyes:

rictus01 16-07-09 01:31 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
I await my cheque.

Biker Biggles 16-07-09 01:33 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ophic (Post 1974247)
Ok so where does the £2,000 billion come from?


Easy we get the B of E to print it.:joker:

gruntygiggles 16-07-09 01:45 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
So, £50 a week on alcohol/tobacco......the money will need to go straight back into the NHS when they are filling hospitals with all manner of health problems.

Also....how many 50 year olds or over are putting children through school? Maybe a handful that have had questionable IVF or have to care for grandchildren. Crime rate unaffected.


Just my thoughts.................but oh how lovely it would be if money did grow on trees!!!

plowsie 16-07-09 01:54 PM

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I give you all....Quantative Easing....The money we don't see that is supposed to recover the economy!

krhall 16-07-09 03:05 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
HITLER BIKE!

http://forums.sv650.org/showthread.p...rly+retirement

Von Teese 16-07-09 03:12 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ophic (Post 1974247)
Ok so where does the £2,000 billion come from?


Well now that MP's are not having their luxury moats cleaned /duck ponds blah blah, Im sure we can salvage at least enough :D

and working on the original stats, it would only be a measley £20 million

plowsie 16-07-09 03:42 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
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Originally Posted by Von Teese (Post 1974336)
and working on the original stats, it would only be a measley £20 million

Eh? £1,000,000 x 20,000,000 = £20,000,000

So glad VT isn't running the economy :-P

Mike2165 16-07-09 03:52 PM

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Stick me down for a go, with £1M I'll start the economy going

ophic 16-07-09 03:57 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by plowsie (Post 1974372)
Eh? £1,000,000 x 20,000,000 = £20,000,000

So glad VT isn't running the economy :-P

I dunno, I doubt she's any worse than the current bunch :p

dizzyblonde 16-07-09 04:00 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
well the current bunch seem to like the idea of money growing on trees...
They'll be using people to go searching for Leprechauns and growing magic beans next!

Von Teese 16-07-09 05:22 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by plowsie (Post 1974372)
Eh? £1,000,000 x 20,000,000 = £20,000,000

So glad VT isn't running the economy :-P

I know, lol, I just wanted to see if anyone would correct me...;)
Wont deny that maths never was my strong point anyway.

If 20 people got £1 million each it would be £20 million
If 20 million people got £1 million each...oh sod it :p

Scunny 17-07-09 03:19 PM

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Hello All, sounds like a good idea.....if you are over 50

TazDaz 17-07-09 06:49 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
So...the treasury loses 10-15years of income tax payments x 20,000,000.

Bad plan I think - the recession won't last that long!

zsv650 17-07-09 07:09 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris (Post 1974207)
Where are you going to find a British car?

i think vauxhall are british still.

slloyd 18-07-09 04:29 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
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Originally Posted by zsv650 (Post 1975795)
i think vauxhall are british still.

Plus...

Noble M600, Caterham and Lotus?

I wouldn't mind one of the above at 50

Specialone 18-07-09 04:31 PM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by slloyd (Post 1976288)
Plus...

Noble M600, Caterham and Lotus?

I wouldn't mind one of the above at 50

Westfield...

instigator 18-07-09 04:49 PM

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Heh

20 million new job vacancies in the UK eh. Sweet. Pity that there would only be maybe 5% of the current employment pool that would be suitably qualified/experienced. :P

ophic 21-07-09 09:45 AM

Re: Credit Crunch Cure: Would this actually work?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zsv650 (Post 1975795)
i think vauxhall are british still.

The British badge of Opel, or GM. Built all over europe, egypt, and japan. About as British as french fries.


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