Originally Posted by
DanW@FastFord
In real terms, what does all this actually mean to the average person though? I can see how it affects the rich, and those in jobs affected by the lack of public spending, but will it 'really' affect Mr Average?
Everyone going "ooh we're all doomed" but at present my life is no different to how it was two years ago, apart from higher fuel prices.
I can't think of many people who have lives or jobs that aren't affected in some way by public spending mate.
Its basic ecomonics and you only have to think of how quickly things spiral down and down.
But you are a clever chap so I don't have to tell you that
