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  Marek, what about the trade deficit? Britain has a constant trade-deficit that drains the economy.
  As for the consecutive quarters of economic growth, this did not prevent many individual people and families in Britain from bankruptcy due to economic strain.
  
  Labour, traditionally, would be interpreted as the party of the workers par exellence, but the extremely high unemployment rate was allowed to go unchecked, and the cheap-labour policies flourished under that party.
  
  These last two facts seem to be by-passed in your post, even though I mentioned them previous to your reply, as well as the totally unaccetable national debt, which has an awful effect on the budget, as this has to be geared up so as to repay the debt with the interest. Labour responded to the problem by simply increasing the debt.

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