Joe Lynam

And this is the output per worker.

It's unusually low at the moment.

And I had a look at the number of people who are receiving working working age people who are on out of work benefits.

And it's it's in the mid 20s in cities like Birmingham, Liverpool and Blackpool.

Yeah, okay.

So what is she going to do or what can she do that won't spook the bond markets?

If it's of any consolation to you, the income tax bands here are much worse, i.e.

you get into the higher rate of 40p here at a much lower rate of income, i.e.

40,000 euros.

It's 50,000 pounds in Britain.

If that's any consolation to you.

Now, I also see that the minimum wage is going to go up

to the euro equivalent of €14.46.

That's even higher than here.

I presume that's a gesture to the far-left factions within the ruling Labour Party.

Is there a genuine exit of very wealthy people from the UK?

Because anecdotally, and if you obviously read the right wing papers, it feels like a flood of people are leaving.

Now, the independent budgetary watchdog, it's called the OBR in the UK, it estimates that Brexit is costing £90 billion a year in lost tax revenue in Britain.

We in Ireland often think that Brexit is

and the decision to walk away from Britain's biggest trading partner is one of the causes of the British economic malaise.