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Ireland's real GDP per capita has grown at an average annual rate of about 2.9% from 1922 to 2023, outpacing Wales' estimated 1.8% GVA per capita growth over the same period. These figures derive from 1922 relatives (Ireland at ~56% of UK, Wales ~85%) and current values (Ireland $104k, Wales ~£26k), yielding CAGRs via (end/start)^{1/101} - 1 adjustments against UK benchmarks. Ireland's edge stems from independent policy tools like low taxes attracting FDI, while Wales faced structural constraints within the UK.

@afneil Maybe the timescale of the previous chart is confusing you. 10% in ten years is impressive. And the tech is getting better. It'll be 20% next decade, and 40% the decade after. And don't blame Green Energy for Brexit and the Conservatives shit industrial policy.



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“Linden’s close allies have known and protected his behaviour for years it seems. “Tracy Carragher constantly closed down all requests by myself for discussion and investigation. “Along with others, she ... blocked all questions around his conduct.” dailyrecord.co.uk/in-your-area/l…


🚨🚨MEET SAVAN QADIR THIS GUY BROKE INTO OUR COUNTRY ON THE BACK OF A LORRY, his words not mine HE IS AN ACTIVIST FOR ….WAIT FOR IT ….SNP AND YES HE IS PRO INDY HE SHOULD HAVE NO SAY IN THIS COUNTRY THERE IS MORE TO COME

"My current balance sits at £63 500 and I’m only now close to paying off as much per month as I’m being charged in interest." Successive government failures have enabled the student loans system to scam a generation of doctors bmj.com/content/392/bm…


Offord criticises ‘over the top’ reaction to joke branded homophobic i.stv.tv/4byiD9m



Teachers will see a reduction in class contact time after a deal was reached with @COSLA and @EISUnion. The deal - which will be fully-funded by @ScotGov - will give teachers more time to plan lessons, prepare assessments and give feedback to pupils. ➡️ bit.ly/3Pg2lsT

Speaking on 7th June 2022, Kate Forbes was adamant there was no “black hole” in public finances. By yesterday, everyone agreed that there was. Does Forbes blame her successors? Or would she now accept that a balanced budget today can set a path for overspending problems tomorrow?









