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Thanks, Keith. In fact, research has to be based on what analysts write.
Paul, that was indeed one source of my research, but not the only one.
So far, 2 people say they believe the economy is on the way to recovery.
Keith's prediction of 4 million unemployed in the not too distant future as things are going now, is quite correct. It will of-course add to public spending by way of benefits, and reduce the amount of income-tax, as well as reduce the amount of money being spent in shops, thus dragging the economy into further financial collapse.
We mustn't forget that since May 2010, £150 billion have been added to the Public Debt, and that the Government has given the Bank of England permission to print well over 1 hundred billion pounds in QE, effectively doing a snip-snap paste and plaster job on the economy which otherwise would have already crashed through the bottom.
QE has a terrible side-effect: you do it once too often, and the currency collapses overnight, reeking havoc-style inflation, with share-market crashes with knock-on effects.
Let's see whether a few more people believe the economy is recovering.
The vote is still open....