Quite simple. Those companies are either regulated and/or subject to market forces. Or both. So hike their prices unreasonably and one of the following happens: (a) their contract isn't renewed, (b) they are overruled by the regulator, or (c) customers leave in droves.
Does that give you a clear answer?
That's not what I said.Of course, Germany's industrial might has always been driven by fortuitous external circumstances.
More to do with having a weak currency. Nothing like getting lucky. Twice.
No. He's another that gets confused on currency strength and its net impact on exports.More to do with having a weak currency. Nothing like getting lucky. Twice.
That's not what I said.
But their continued export strength through an artificially emweakened currency has been helped by the assimilation of East Germany and then the Euro.
If you aren't aware of that then..,, oh it's you. Never mind.
More to do with having a weak currency. Nothing like getting lucky. Twice.
No. He's another that gets confused on currency strength and its net impact on exports.
He even says the DM was strong. He can't even be arsed to do his own research.
Try playing the ball rather than the man.Oh please! Don't get all sniffy, an air of superiority is reserved for those who are actually superior.
The Germans also recognise the importance of having a trained, productive workforce and investing in plant and manchinary.
Obviously not that well.I spent 25 years flogging kit worldwide against the Germans and watching them weep in the hotel bar afterwards.
You're certainly trying to make it that way.Heretic! This is a fact free zone.
Try playing the ball rather than the man.
Except you can't, as you just realised you lost the ball and the opposition already scored.
oh it's you. Never mind.
This is a joke? Right?
Obviously not that well.
My thoughts are firstly that Cameron will not survive this referendum. He has played it so badly it's untrue.Why would there be a general election after a brexit vote? It would require Tory MPs to vote against the govt or abstain in a vote of confidence. If all goes well the Remainers would have to grin and bear it. If it goes badly the Remainers' priority would be to force a 2nd referendum, they'd have nothing to gain from bringing their govt down.
The only way that there will be a general election would be if we vote in and enough of the most virulent Leavers, such as Dorries, vote against the govt out of spite.
You've already been told, they are making it a fact free zone. Be gone with you.Well an undervalued currency for the Germans proved be a little bit of a disaster for Club Med.
You're certainly trying to make it that way.
You've already been told, they are making it a fact free zone. Be gone with you.
Well I can change to a remainiac and concoct a masterpiece of misleading “unfacts”. lolYou've already been told, they are making it a fact free zone. Be gone with you.
Well I can change to a remainiac and concoct a masterpiece of misleading “unfacts”. lol
Well I can change to a remainiac and concoct a masterpiece of misleading “unfacts”. lol