Friday 19 October 2012

There didn’t have to be a Recession


If the Office for National Statistics had used a wider measure of growth to measure their statistics then there would not have been a recession.

The GDP was at its peak in 2008 and since such time has dropped by 4%, however employment figures are still as high as they were before the financial crisis.

A senior economist at Goldman Sachs has stated that there has been no double dip recession, although he will admit that UK growth has been slow over the last year.  However, Ernst & Young have been linked to saying that within the second half of the year the high street will be making a come-back.

If your business is going through a hard time financially with the recession hitting funds dramatically then speak to Beer & Young about investment options available for you.

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