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Originally Posted by Osem
One thing's for sure and that is if we go into these negotiations as if we already feel we've lost the argument, that is what's more likely to happen.
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Perception of the situation is going to play a huge part as to how well of bad we do out of the brexit.
If opinion says that brexit will be great for us actually, investments will be made and the positive ball will start rolling. A negative opinion and no investments helps the fall the other way.
Who influences those perceptions? It will be the media that propagates the positive or negative vibe and it will spiral from there.
Business and the effects of leaving which are not based on perception, such as importing and exporting and price of the £, we obviously have to take note of and the effects are real. But allowing that to change perception more drastically than it needs to is just going to influence the perception based on how the media reports it too.
So much reliance on a banking system which I feel is fundamentally flawed in the way it works and how it influences everything.