| Blog Review 645 |
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| Written by Netsmith | |
| Tuesday, 01 July 2008 | |
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A fascinating little map showing quite how large government looms in the economy in the various parts of the UK. There have been nominally socialist countries with lower levels than some areas. Another fascinating snippet on attitudes towards such government interventions in the economy. The highly amusing results of advanced technology meeting not very advanced prejudice. These government consultation things might not be quite all they seem you know. Strange but true. Total Politics seems to have managed what many new magazines do not: plan for a second edition. As a bibliophile Netsmith is annoyed with himself for not coming up with this explanation for house price falls. And finally, the usual uncle at a wedding thing.
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