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There is only so much money to keep the large companies. I guess a lot depends how much is gained from selling off the banks the Government acquired.
The Be-leavers keep believing all is well and there are no consequences. |
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Originally Posted by jimenato
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So basically back we go to the '70s and the public support of would-be lame-duck industries.
Leavers hankering after the good old days will be happy. And all those EU "laws" will be British laws soon. And EU immigration will likely stay the same in terms of numbers, at the very least, and just be called something else like "getting a work visa." What's the point? |
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Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
(Post 12088903)
And EU immigration will likely stay the same in terms of numbers, at the very least, and just be called something else like "getting a work visa." What's the point? |
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Banks Likely to Lose Passporting With Brexit, Official Says
Global banks will probably lose their current legal rights to provide services in the European Union after Brexit, the U.K.’s trade minister said in the most detailed outline yet of the government’s thinking. Looks like Nissan got their guarantees before the banks did...... |
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Any news on Nissan today?
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GPD anyone?
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moan moan moan
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David Cameron: “The job you do, the home you live in are at risk. The shock to our economy after leaving Europe would tip the country into recession.”
FAIL George Osborne: “A vote to leave would tip our economy into year-long recession with at least 500,000 UK jobs lost” FAIL Treasury: “UK economy would fall into recession”, predicted 2016 Q3 growth between -0.1% and -1% FAIL Bank of England: Mark Carney said “It would be likely to have a negative impact in the short term… I certainly think that would increase the risk of recession.” FAIL OECD: Short term impact of -1.25% GDP FAIL |
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looks like Nissan didn't cost any money
A senior Nissan Europe executive, Colin Lawther, said the company had received "no special deal". Nissan to build new models in Sunderland - BBC News |
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Originally Posted by la mancha
(Post 12088706)
Roberto Azevedo, head of the World Trade Organisation, said yesterday that he was confident Brexit would not cause disruption to the UK’s trading relationships. ‘The less turbulence the better,’ he said. ‘The global economy today is not in the best of shape for us to be introducing turbulence.’ He said that he will be working very hard – I will work very intensely to ensure that this transition is fast and smooth.
Isn't the country supposed to be being run by ordinary, down-to-earth, honest-to-goodness, hard-working types these days? |
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Originally Posted by TGA
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David Cameron: “The job you do, the home you live in are at risk. The shock to our economy after leaving Europe would tip the country into recession.”
FAIL George Osborne: “A vote to leave would tip our economy into year-long recession with at least 500,000 UK jobs lost” FAIL Treasury: “UK economy would fall into recession”, predicted 2016 Q3 growth between -0.1% and -1% FAIL Bank of England: Mark Carney said “It would be likely to have a negative impact in the short term… I certainly think that would increase the risk of recession.” FAIL OECD: Short term impact of -1.25% GDP FAIL United Kingdom GDP | 1960-2016 | Data | Chart | Calendar | Forecast | News |
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Originally Posted by Dick Dasterdly
(Post 12088698)
Nissan to build new models in Sunderland - BBC News
Yet another remoaner fallacy bites the dust. Can't be many left now. Nissan cannot lose out but the UK taxpayer could. Hopefully the UK will see sense and reach agreement to continue tarrif free trade with the EU. |
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Originally Posted by TGA
(Post 12089027)
moan moan moan
http://i1.wp.com/order-order.com/wp-...sion.png?w=787 We are still in the EU and life continues as before. How has your life changed as it has not for the 65million plus of the rest of us. |
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