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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
Putting aside the silly claims of silly Leave politicians, Short term economic positivity isn’t the be-all and end-all in the current situation. The poorer economic growth needs to be considered against gaining control over our laws, etc.
It is then for government to introduce policies that will improve growth once we are free of the EU.
As ever, the devil is in the politicians.
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You are assuming it’s actually possible to deliver long term and sustainable economic growth when outside he largest trading bloc on the planet, with it entirely unclear where this trade will come from and what benefits it will have.
Your proposal is equally as hypothetical as chopping someone’s hands off and suggesting they find a way to tie their shoelaces.
Indeed politicians have told you the best way to deliver economic growth and that is to remain.
I’m still unclear on any EU laws we will be “free of” that will deliver economic benefits. I asked last week and got no meaningful reply.