| Marks and The Turn
With the N Power utility price rises, Credit costs rising (even though base rates are on the way down), fuel prices going through the roof (£104.99p) last night, house price crashes being reported as sensational journalism, Mr Consumer is getting worried and entrenching and rightfully so. As Robert mentioned Food retailing is only growing because less people are eating out and cheap Petrol entices them in. The other issue is that shoppers are running out of steam, once you have an ipod, a Laptop, a reasonable Sofa, wooden flooring in your house, a good wardrobe, a reasonable car.. what more do you really need, it's slowly dawning that living in debt is not such a good way of doing things .
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Rendell administration's self-evaluation: Positive
Rendell yesterday issued the first of what he said would be annual reviews of his administration - by his administration. "Pennsylvania taxpayers have a right to know how the commonwealth spends their hard-earned tax dollars," the Democrat said in a statement. "This report provides those crucial answers. It shows we are making progress, but we have more work to do." The 170-page "Governor's Report on State Performance," which is available online, emphasizes the administration's achievements during Rendell's five years as governor. It provides basic information about the major departments of state government and programs they administer, as well as charts, graphs and tables to illustrate trends and tax dollars spent. Some statistics in the report may be of questionable value. For example, one chart says the number of jobs "created, retained or pledged" as a result of state economic-development programs grew from about 187,000 in 2004-05 to more than 282,000 in 2006-07.
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