The
economic headlines of the past 48 hours have been thoroughly miserable, if not
apocalyptic. “Treasury forecaster delivers worst economic growth forecasts in
its history”. “UK facing longest fall in living standards for over 60 years”. So
what’s going on? Has the UK’s economic outlook really suddenly become very much
worse – or has this reckoning been coming for some time? Below we explain
what’s going on with the British economy behind the headlines. The key is
something called productivity….The fundamental reason for those awful economic
projections in the Budget is a severe downgrade in the Office for Budget
Responsibility’s view of the UK’s potential productivity growth over the next
five years. Productivity is the amount of output the UK workforce as a whole
can produce per hour of work. It’s essentially a measure of the efficiency with
which the British people are working. Nov. 24 https://goo.gl/NcvuHA
The UK appears to have officially lost its
coveted spot on the list of the world’s five largest economies. During
Wednesday’s Budget, Philip Hammond, in a series of statements aimed at
highlighting the strength and health of the British economy, admitted that the
country has slipped to sixth spot, trailing France. https://goo.gl/ZN4uEP
The lunation
cycle is a great indicator of the nature of events that we face during a lunar
month. The current New Moon [26sc19] fell on the MC [25sc23] at London – an extremely
significant position. It also made a hard aspect to the TNPs Kronos-Hades in
the 6th house. Martha Wescott [1] interprets the combination as
under:
Kronos-Hades: to recognize humiliation
through a loss of position.
Next we look at
the UK chart [1 Jan. 1801; 0:00 LMT London]. This chart has the radix TNP Hades
[27sc26] in the mundane second house [2] which rules a country’s economy and
productivity in general. The current New
Moon of November 18th has fallen exactly on the radix Hades. The
keywords for Hades are “decline” or “deterioration” [3].
[1] The Orders of Light; Martha Wescott-Lang; p.106
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