Thread: Brexit discussion
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Old 15-02-2018, 09:36   #2064
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by Bircho View Post
Which is good if you were to export more than you import. Except in the UK........
Well, Andrew is also concerned about out imports being more expensive. I omitted to answer this properly last night, there was a lot going on here.

What I should have said was that while EU exports are more expensive for us to import with a weaker pound, with our new found ability to trade with additional countries, those same goods may be cheaper. The EU is not necessarily the cheapest to import from, I would say.

Anyway, the cheaper pound does not seem to have affected the average man in the street much, so it's not a reason in itself not to leave the EU.
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