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Tory claims that hung parliament would cause meltdown are dismissed.
Fears of an economic meltdown in the case of a hung parliament have been dismissed by a leading credit rating agency and senior economists.
Analysis by The Independent suggests that of the 16 countries worldwide who currently have the top triple-A financial stability rating, 10 are run by coalition governments. The majority of nations that have taken the toughest action in recent decades to tackle their debts were also governed at the time by coalitions.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...uld-cause-meltdown-are-dismissed-1952954.html
They are going to get such a hammering in the next debate with both Brown and Clegg ganging up on them.
Its an entirely different. These countries have been minority rules for decades, so it doesnt make any odds. We on the other hand have had a strong majority rule for 35 years, so any collapse into coalitions will signal the end of strong government, and the financial markets will panic. BY the way, you DO know people like Goldman Sachs and other financiers get lots of business from the government, and are not likely to bite the hand that feeds them.
See, these people disagree.........
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ele...iament-would-cost-consumers-experts-warn.html
and so does
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ele...ng-parliament-will-bring-us-more-trouble.html
Thats the fun of the internet, for any opinion you can find, i can find an opposite one.............