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Old 16-01-2019, 23:41   #6534
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Re: Brexit
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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
No Deal will certainly pose difficulties in the immediate term, but if it happens, expect to see the Treasury immediately issue an emergency budget with a massive financial stimulus package. We are a rich country with a diverse economy and global trading clout.

Ireland, on the other hand, relies heavily on the U.K. market and the U.K. ‘land bridge’ - I.e. our road network. No Deal will be difficult for us, it will be an absolute catastrophe for them.
Ireland can tap into EU funds and resources. We can't. It will be bad for both of us, especially our farmers and manufacturers. Ireland will gain from more companies relocating there. We won't.
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