@Billyp444__@trumwill That's because televisions became much much cheaper!
It's a manufactured product which can do that, it's hard for food delivery to experience the same price drop.
@PBaboins@ClemCowton "They take heat from a cold place, outdoors, and put it in a warm place, indoors."
I feel like he did? It's not detailed but given word limits + a non technical audience I think he covers the bases
@PBaboins@ClemCowton It's being very pedantic.
You get 4 times more energy (into your house) than you put in (to your heat pump)
Is a perfectly valid description.
@Object_Zero_ Why have you drawn a line from onshore-offfshore fixed, and offshore-floating?
surely it makes sense to compare the ~£87 AR6 offshore wind to the ~£90 AR7 offshore wind?
@HCH_Hill "Centralising power" over rent pricings by imposing rent controls only stops landlords increasing rents. So on the face of it I don't see how it's possible that overall rent prices could increase as a result of it.
It's unusual that nobody reading this seems capable of realising that this isn't 1.2 million graduates, it 1.2 million Applications
An individual can make more than 1 application.
The U.K. is experiencing a significant employment crisis among Gen Z, with approximately 1.2 million recent graduates competing for only 17,000 entry-level job openings, the most unfavorable supply-to-demand ratio since the late 1990s.
@GrahamMinshall5@HCH_Hill If a pensioner has income from savings or company pension, then the state pension surely gives them an extra £208 a week disposable income?
@broon313@Broonjunior@TonyMcKelvie There's clearly a disfunction in recruitment when we had last seasons big signings Engels (£11m) and Idah (£9M) both starting on the bench.
It's a similar problem to Rodgers last stint where the club (manager/scouts/board, wherever the blame lies) didn't recruit well.
@Object_Zero_@thomasforth 1. 36% of the public sector productivity can't change as it's measured on a costs=outputs basis
2. Since about 2007 the lines look to have behaved quite similarly?
@ShireStrike@CoKeynesian Why do you think that is?
Do you think the devolved government in Scotland or Wales has made the same as Westminster would have?
@echetus@Somatichealer0@joseph_rohrbach An average of 1,683 houses per year between 2011 and 2024 in Cambridge + South Cambridgeshire?
Is this the future of the British economy?