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link link Just 'cos he couldn't name any off the top of his head dosen't mean that they don'e exist. :) and, no, the economic argument hasn't been won. |
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Not to mention all the bent politicians, industrialists, media moguls, etc. who've said one thing and done the other. Still yes I suppose it's truly outlandish to suggest there might be an ulterior motive which involves looking after their own interests at the expense of everyone else's. :) |
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Don't remember if it's been mentioned before but www.economistsforbrexit.co.uk have a rebuttal for the lse and treasury forecasts and from a layman's position they seem to make valid points. If those with a better understanding have comments I'd be interested in them but clearly not everyone views brexit as a guaranteed economic disaster.
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So DC says £1000 could be added to mortgages if we leave the EU, How? This is more like the truth when it comes to what could happen if we leave:
European Union exit could make British households £933 richer Lower taxes, cheaper food and clothes -- these are just some of benefits of life outside the EU This from a year ago: The typical British household would be almost £1,000 a year better off if Britain is forced to leave the European Union, a new analysis has shown. British businesses trading with the EU would also be no worse off outside the EU’s free-trade agreement because the Government would save enough money on membership fees to compensate exporters for the higher tariffs they might face. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...33-richer.html |
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Michael Gove and Boris Johnson tell David Cameron: You've deceived public on economy
Voters “cannot trust” David Cameron and George Osborne to honour their promises on Europe, Michael Gove and Boris Johnson have warned in an extraordinary attack on their government colleagues. The leaders of the Vote Leave campaign declare that the Prime Minister has put the British economy in “severe danger” by giving away the UK’s veto during talks in Brussels earlier this year. They say Mr Cameron’s renegotiation of Britain’s European Union membership leaves Britain “dangerously and permanently exposed” to being forced to hand over more money and accept “damaging new laws”. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016...ouve-deceived/ |
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How has the economic argument been won ? I really don't think most people will base their vote on the economics of leaving,most people will base their vote on less immigration and a return of sovereignty .The vast majority of voters are just ordinary people who have seen the NHS ruined by immigration ,local housing used by immigrants and local schools full to bursting with immigrants children ,that is what they will vote on ,not how GDP will be affected or whether or not we will be able to negotiate free trade deals .What the remain campaign have failed to grasp is the overwhelming desire by the general public for big change in the way the country is run Here's a few of those leading economists for brexit you say don't exist Economists for Brexit Alistare Darling getting savaged by a leading Brexit economist ---------- Post added at 09:32 ---------- Previous post was at 09:23 ---------- Currently watching John Major on The Andrew Marr show ,if ever there was a reason to vote for leaving it's because that twonk supports remain |
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But then some people will vote to stay in if they're told that being out will cost them an extra 5p on a pkt cigs. and a 1p rise on petrol.
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Most people are pragmatic and realise that there could be a hit financially on leaving the EU just the same as there could not be a hit financially on leaving the EU |
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It makes me laugh how DC has also focused on the fact that house prices will drop by 20% which doesn't really matter if you are a first time buyer or you are selling your house to move into another house the 20% will be across the board so won't affect anyone in that respect.
The only people that stand to lose anything is selling property for ££ they could be 20% worse off. I still don't look at it as a bad thing as you are more liable to buy it if its cheaper |
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Gove has said we wouldn't leave the EU by the end of the Parliament (2020) so this is going to drag on for years (presumably Gove is trying to make it seem risk-free). Additionally tomorrow is going to have a poll showing a big lead for Leave apparently.
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