Greece has been the talking point for the European economists and politicians for the year 2011/12, with one of the worlds largest financial deficit. Action has been taking to try and sort out this huge financial …
Greece has had a large and wide spread economic crash, with the collapse of banks and credit rating. But this crash has meant that for their involvem ...
People in the UK, with the loss jobs in the economic downturn, have turned to blaming the migrants from foreign countries. This excuse has been so wi ...
The United Kingdom is one of the first nations to develop a modern ‘western’ education system. With the English system having £62billion ...
We all thought, including myself, that our current economic state was developing for the better. But today the IMF (International Monetary Fund) has brought our hopes crashing down. They announced that the previous ...
We all have become immersed in this Christmas ritual, a ritual quite expensive ritual to say the least the Christmas shopping. You either love it, or hate it, but without it ...
In March 2009, the Bank of England lowered the interest rates down to 0.5%, hoping to increase; trade, sales and revenue for the UK economy. But today they have backed this lowering ...
2011 saw many protests about governmental actions, pensions and tuition fees. People were protesting about their personal cut backs, blaming the private sector in ‘having the large pension schemes’. These ...
As inflation is taking its toll on everyone’s lives, one of the big topics is the cost of rail fares. Next week will see 11% rise in ticket fares around ...
When David Cameron stood by his British voters and vetoed the financial transitional tax, it showed the British people and the eurozone that there was one leader leading its nation into the right direction. Results from a BBC Sur ...