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Welcome! On this channel, we explore the latest advancements in the world of technology, the impact of artificial intelligence on our lives, and the groundbreaking innovations shaping our future.
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In addition to technology, we dive into the world of finance, analyzing global economic trends, market movements, and the critical events shaping the financial landscape. From quantum computers and robotics to major economic shifts and fiscal policies, we break down complex topics in a simple and engaging way.
If you're passionate about technology and finance, don't forget to subscribe and join me on this exciting journey! 🚀
Trapped Economy: Why the UK Keeps Raising Taxes
Why does the UK economy seem trapped in a cycle of ever-increasing taxes? With mounting debt, stagnant productivity, rising public spending, and global crises, Britain is leaning more heavily on taxpayers to keep the system afloat. But do these tax hikes truly improve public services, or are they feeding an economic deadlock?
In this video:
✅ The Aftermath of the 2008 Financial Crisis
✅ The Impact of Austerity Measures on Growth
✅ A Deep Dive into the UK’s Complex Tax System
✅ Rising Living Costs and Income Inequality
✅ The Productivity and Education Reform Gap
We’ll uncover how the UK reached this point and whether there’s a viable path toward recovery-or if the nation is heading for deeper economic trouble.
🔔 Subscribe to our channel for more insightful economic analyses!
💬 Share your thoughts in the comments below. Do you think this economic cycle can be broken?
#economiccrisis #financialanalysis #ukeconomy
In this video:
✅ The Aftermath of the 2008 Financial Crisis
✅ The Impact of Austerity Measures on Growth
✅ A Deep Dive into the UK’s Complex Tax System
✅ Rising Living Costs and Income Inequality
✅ The Productivity and Education Reform Gap
We’ll uncover how the UK reached this point and whether there’s a viable path toward recovery-or if the nation is heading for deeper economic trouble.
🔔 Subscribe to our channel for more insightful economic analyses!
💬 Share your thoughts in the comments below. Do you think this economic cycle can be broken?
#economiccrisis #financialanalysis #ukeconomy
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starmer seves his three masters only- america, corporations and the british elite. anyone who thought otherwise is sadly misinforfmed.
I have a question. Why doesn't the UK government tell the banks to get stuffed with their interest rates? After all what happened when the banks crashed the economy? Two-way street...
after 2008 the uk shifted totally towards a rent seeking economy, low interest rates stoked real estate investment which drew in all domestic investment. if you have money you want to invest in the UK, you invest in real estate, if you want to invest in public or private companies, you invest in the US. We live in a world where great connectivity means geographical distances are essentially meaningless, capital, both financial and intellectual flows to where it creates the greatest return, and that is the US. The UK has some saving merits, but they are all lost in a quagmire of political point scoring between archaic and incompetent political parties. this isnt a problem for the UK alone, its the same for Europe as a whole. industry based on outdated tech, unable to compete against the US or China. The UK needs to figure out where it wants to sit at this table, and fast, otherwise it'll be left way way behind over the next decade or two.
British people are now living under socialism and look at the state of the place but people don't learn
Productivity is low due to a bad work culture. That culture was caused by bad private employers and too-soft public employers. Taxes in the UK are disproportionate and unfair; the more you have, the less percentage you pay.
The state of Taxes, the Loan Shark State.
Funny, they never consider taxing the filthybfricking rich as an option...
Totally disagree about businesses having to 'modify' which is just another term for getting a bank loan to buy technology to replace workers. We most certainly do not need less jobs but we do need to nationalise our public services that have been stolen by money making rackets and still claiming taxpayers help. We should certainly get rid of the high profits that these foreign companies are making by demolishing the privatisation scams which use councils as profit collectors.
nationalize public services. You mean like the NHS, which is already on its death bed? If the Government cannot keep the NHS functioning how can it take on the management of more public services?
The UK has over twenty different taxes. The economy is in a death spiral due to trying to fund a welfare state out of taxes on wages, goods and services. Not a very good analysis, though. The commentator does not take account of tax incidence. Things are much worse than he says.
No mention of migrant cost.
@@UtubeRfarlefty Because in the whole scheme of things it's minute. Stop trying to be edgy by picking on race. The reality is, without Colonialism, the UK and majority of Europe are at their heart, feudal states.
Also regulations. Taxes are unpleasant, but manageable, as long industry is in-country (=~same impact for all economic actors). Regulations (especially arcane and super complicated) are where large and established player in the market get their advantage (in addition to having a scale advantage and experience advantage). Note that regulations always increase. The rachet only tightens. That is Europe wide problem though.
@VoicesInDark Wrong. With one exception taxes lead to deadweight losses. They shrink the cake.
Germany is *the largest* economy in Europe and the third largest in the world. Rest of the video seems to be at least somewhat researched.
Same in the Netherlands. The country is considered rich but the people are overall really struggling. The government takes everything away from them.
A video about the Netherlands is coming soon. Stay tuned!
SLAVA UKRAINE AMERICA SAVED GERMANY FROM DEPENDENCY FROM CHEAP RUSSIAN RECOURCES!!
Fail... We are the therd largest Economy of the planet... Made in Germany is still a high quality brand!
Germany is an occupied country!
In germany its now a severe crime to Criticize a ruling politican you can get raidet with special forces if you make a online joke
It's basically always been a crime to defame someone here. The context is important. You're not going to get raided for telling a joke online, unless as the majority of rare cases that it has happened, you're joking about violent radical extremism or denying things that happened in WW2.
@koschmx the Guy called a Minister a Idiot and got raidet for that
@@TheGogeta222 Read further into that case. There is a second accusation involving posting of 2nd ww imagery. It is possible that he was innocent and caught up in a campaign to go after antisemitic activists.
@@koschmx oh you mean the time He liked a Satire Post at the Corona time years ago?
@@TheGogeta222 No. I am not even saying he isn't innocent. Mistakes happen in the United States as well, often with deadly consequences. So I don't know what you want to say with your comment, but it's misleading.
Because all the money is being taxed from the working class and given to people who don't work.
Tax means wealth redistribution within the economy. Taxing workers, people on benefits, micro-businesses while allowing not to pay taxes by international corporation and the wealthiest people with passive income, allow money flow one direction into pockets of the richest, being accumulated by them and not return to the economy. Increasing taxes on poor and working class (taxing labour) then will increase inequality and will cause massive wealth inequality. Basically, rich get richer nearly for cheap and poor get poorer while working their ass off. Welcome to the modern slavery world, modern utopia where you will own nothing and will be happy.
Pure BS, Russian bot-propaganda. The net wealth per person, both average and median, in Germany speaks for itself, its people are quite wealthy as a typical western country.
Start to teach the children in the school from the age of 10 how to take care of themself economic ,and other good thinking ,tell them that nobody will help you ,you have to do it self
True but initial condition is that state should give up stealing so much. Tax advantages for young people should be a norm.
Bullshit!
I really appreciate your efforts! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
TH CAKE WAS ONW OF THE OLDEST PSY OPS OF ZION COMMYS. IT WAS LIE SCIENTISTS WROTE.
The Merckele government didn`t think investment in Germany was important. Nobody wanted to pay the workers correctly. So now here we are. Nobody wants to go to work and even if they did they have no way to get there
So it is
I live in an Asian woman’s basement. She constantly touches me sexually but I have to let it go because the rent is cheap.
I'm sorry to hear that.
They brought in 1.4 million people in the last two years to pump up the home prices and depress wages. This country is over.
You don't get it at all, don't you? Historically, Germany's economy has always depended on cheap energy. Mostly from Russia. Now our leaders have helped the US to provoke a war with Russia, that cut us off of 45% of our traditional energy sources, forcing us to buy extremely expensive LNG from the US. We now have the highest energy costs in the world, while we are spending countless billions to fund a war in Ukraine instead of our own infrastructure. It is really an economic war waged by the Biden administration on Germany, thus taking it off the board as competion for the US once and for all. Russai is not suffering half as much from this. in fact, it has one of the highest economic growth rates in its history. Combine that with completely unchecked immigration deteriorating our labour market, just like in the US, you end up with skyrocketing costs for consumers while wages stagnate. effectively basic living costs have doubled compared to before Corona and the German government is even trying to force us, in the name of climate protection, to install heat pumps, which, given the extreme energy prices, triple a household's heating costs. All through history, Germany and Russia would always flourish when they were economically aligned, the only exception being the early cold war, when the US was artificially pumping money into the German economy. Whenever Russia and Germany were economic enemies, Germany suffered. That may be a bitter pill to swallow, given that Russia is governed by a maniac with a god-complex, but it is what the data shows. However, were germany and Russia to cooperate economically beyond just energy, they would form the world's strongest economic alliance. And that is without the rest of the EU. of course, from an American perspective this cannot be allowed to happen. Hence the proxy-war in Ukraine.
Why are they poor? WW2 reparations to the French.
They are poor because they still think Europe is obliged to feed them and provide them contributions. There are less and less idiots willing to be Germany slaves.
More taxes will only mean even more poverty. Regardless what you tax.
depends on who you tax, but generally the problem seem to be the low debt that Germany have and the political rule to fiscal deficit low making the productivity growth in Germany low and not keeping up with the rest of the OECD thereby over time making it poor. Even A nkler Merkel agrees that this rule should be abolished.
@danielandrebunckenburg9397 when you tax only the rich, they leave. When you tax real estate, people stop investing in real estate. Taxes are PLAN B for the lefties who realized communism doesn't work, so now they go for a strategy that someone else earns the money and they distirbute it Don't get me wrong, some taxes should be paid, but not so much. The biggest problem of Germany is too expensive labor and this is due to taxation and social contribution for millions of lazy 20 year olds. Simple as that.
Tax means wealth redistribution within the economy. Taxing workers, people on benefits, micro-businesses while allowing not to pay taxes by international corporation and the wealthiest people with passive income, allow money flow one direction into pockets of the richest, being accumulated by them and not return to the economy. Increasing taxes on poor and working class (taxing labour) then will increase inequality and will cause massive wealth inequality. Basically, rich get richer nearly for cheap and poor get poorer while working their ass off. Welcome to the modern slavery world, modern utopia where you will own nothing and will be happy.
@@district6664 You'll have nothing and Your happiness we don't care. Eventual happiness of people having nothing is a complete bullshit. It's poisoning the public to induce the shame as possesing is something bad.
@district6664 it's not that simple. The "wealth" the rich have is not in printed notes or gold coins. Those are mostly shares and stocks in companies that do pay taxes on so many levels. The luxury items, such as houses and cars are much lower part of the total wealth. For example, the business jet I flew on paid salaries, very good salaries to dosens of people. What should be fought is monopoly and big corporations. But then again, when you go shopping, why do you go to Wallmart/Interpsar/Carefour instead of a small local business? Why do you buy Nime shoes instead of going to the local shoemaker? Taxing others is a NIMBY way to solve problems. All for it, but, as long as it does not affect me. Giving the communists which are in power in most EU countries power to take money from others is def not the solution. I'd rather Rotschild have my money than Ursula von der Leyen haha at least will open a factory instead of buying 5 billion covid doses.
NO CHINESE MONEY
Nothing is looming. Groceries aren't expensive, your money just ain't worth shit.
The same reason the rich are getting richer, government policy favouring big business and Billionaires which let's them get away with tax evasion putting an unfair burden on the working class. Immigration policy which floods the country with endless cheap labour keeping wages low, and sending rents and property prices through the roof. This is all planned and executed government policy. 😔
Poorer in comparison to what ? .considering the status of most poorer countries thus situ is still richer .
Says someone called 'Mohamed' 😂 The generations coming through are poorer than their parents...get it? Why would we want to compare ourselves to your horrible third world toilets as some sort of bar to measure against?
Laziness and white privilege. They think as long as they're white, they're entitle to everything just like Raygunn the breakdancing clown.
Looming? The crisis is already here. 300k homeless, per capita GDP falling for 6+ quarters, and completely stagnant productivity, seems like a crisis already to me.
He doesn't have a plan for Europe... He doesn't even have a plan for America.
Trump will squeeze the last euro out of Europe for American profit and our spineless politicians will give in.
Tunnel vision to the few perceived EV problems are preventing people from seeing the many many real problems with the ice design Aside from the engine block, the engine bay is crammed with dozens of systems of systems designed to overcome the inherent flaws baked in the ice design Oil and filter changes are a fix for oil degradation cause by blow by gasses and excessive heat.. We know that manual transmission and differentials oil doesn't need filters or changing for many years Heck, the transmission is a crutch for the weak ice engine that needs help to get the car going The exhaust system is to quiet down the noise and to move the fumes away from the occupants and to remove excess heat from the engine as is the huge radiator and water pump I M G I N E * no tune ups * no oil changes * no smog test * almost no maintenance * Less mechanisms to break * no catalytic converter theft * no engine heat ruining plastic & rubber parts * Less noise to ruin the music * Less vibration to shake things loose * no idling engine to run AC or heat * extreme acceleration (from 70 mph) * Less stressful traffic jam driving * No cat gutz in the fan belts 🤣 * no dirty oily engine bay * no oil leaking on the driveway
You are right, battery degradation is not a real problem, but not for the reason you cite. IMHO, all enphasis on BEVs (the correct term) is misplaced. My PHEV now reads 82 MPG. That can be over 1000 miles of range. A 12.5 gallon fill-up can last me up to 6 months. I charge at level 1 (discounted) in 90 minute sessions overnight. The real problem with BEVs is that not everyone can drive one. Hybrids can become stranded assets when gas stations be come hard to find. PHEVs are the perfect vehicle for today, for the future, and for fighting climate change. The goal of 100% passenger vehicle electrification is infeasible and unhelpful. We need to decarbonize as fast as possible to address the climate crisis. That means having the most people driving the lowest emission vehicles.
This is not an in depth discussion it is a dirge, which simply fuels an emotional response. This is precisely what people ought not be doing at this point.
Trump is an idiot so it’s inevitable that he makes idiotic decisions. Because he is an inveterate liar it’s not possible to judge his progress by what he says he can only be judged by his results, will social cohesion improve, will the economy improve, will trust of partners improve…etc
I don’t think it is as bad as you make it out to be. Europe will not starve as long as it can grow its own food and the heating will be more expensive but even poor people will not freeze. I think the homelessness crisis in the US is definitely a bigger problem from what I’ve seen on YT
70% the battery is end of life
The data does not support this. In particular, based on the data we have from first-generation electric vehicles, there is no significant issue with battery health even after many years of use. It only shows a reduction in range.
Not on a PHEV or hybrid (HEV). My 2017 PHEV reads 82 MPG lifetime. A 12.5 gallon fill-up can last me up to 6 months. A full tank can get me over a 1000 mile driving range. People need to stop focusing on BEVs and concentrate on PHEVs. A use case analysis shows that is the fastest possible way to address the climate crisis.
EU may have no choice but to disband. To each his own.
I always say that what happens when you have corrupt government who listen to US
"A wave of excitement" = written with AI
Hi, This script was entirely written by me. However, I did use AI to help improve the language and flow. The final content and emotional expression are completely my own. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feedback!
Every 2 weeka for the last 10 years an article has come out about a new quantum breakthrough where the qubits are more stable and and even better than before. Which is all you said. How tf is it a big deal? You didn’t tell us..
That's a great point, and you're absolutely right-quantum computing articles often focus on statements like ‘the qubits are more stable now’ without explaining why that actually matters. So, let me break it down a bit. Quantum computers have the potential to solve problems that classical computers struggle with, but the biggest challenge we face today is the fragility of qubits. They are incredibly sensitive to environmental factors like heat and magnetic interference, which makes accurate calculations difficult. The ‘stability’ breakthroughs you read about every couple of weeks represent small but crucial steps toward overcoming this issue. As qubits become more stable, quantum computers get closer to solving real-world problems like optimizing supply chains, advancing drug discovery, or even tackling climate modeling. If you'd like me to dive deeper into this topic, let me know-I’d be happy to cover it in a future video. Thanks for your feedback! Comments like yours motivate me to create better content.
Cool video
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