/2017/08/25/some-things-i-learned-from-ge2017-1-of-2/Andrew Curry's blog on futures, trends, emerging issues and scenariosTue, 25 Apr 2023 09:08:31 +0000hourly1http://wordpress.com//2017/08/25/some-things-i-learned-from-ge2017-1-of-2/#comment-6864Thu, 15 Jun 2017 18:28:24 +0000/?p=7088#comment-6864Do the statistics about poor health relate specifically to the working age population or to all those in the constituency? Because otherwise you’re probably partly seeing a reflection of age affecting the likelihood in voting Conservatism, given that overall older people are generally more likely to be in poor health. There are a lot of prosperous areas along the South Coast that are very blue and where a lot of people retire to that may be affecting those statistics.

]]>/2017/08/25/some-things-i-learned-from-ge2017-1-of-2/#comment-6818Tue, 13 Jun 2017 19:22:47 +0000/?p=7088#comment-6818[…] Some things I learned from GE2017 Aside from this being a great recap of the UK general election, a great point is made regarding the service economy. As we have witnessed for many years, the manufacturing economy has slowly evolved into a servicing economy. This means, for example, that rather than employees working in factories making products by hand, employees will work in product development to conjure and market new products. […]

]]>/2017/08/25/some-things-i-learned-from-ge2017-1-of-2/#comment-6815Tue, 13 Jun 2017 17:51:06 +0000/?p=7088#comment-6815[…] 1. Claims about the British general election. […]

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