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Old 11-03-2019, 01:25   #8279
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Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by nomadking View Post
According to the remain side, if no deal goes ahead we will be as poor.
Lol, I'm sure you're joking but if you're serious I'd love to see a link.
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Norway isn't part of the EU and doesn't want to be.
Norway has had a close referendum result similar to the UK's. (1994: 52.2% no, 47.8% yes). So it has retained its half-way house with the aim of keeping the whole country unified. This has worked economically but apparently there would be a strong majority not to join the EU if there was another vote.

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When their oil and gas runs out, will their sovereign fund generate enough to fund the inflated wages previously in the oil and gas industries?
Presumably, those jobs are paid on a supply and demand basis.

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We are a very different economy to Norway and Turkey.
Agreed. The City is not keen on the Norway model as we wouldn't have input on financial services regulation, a key sector for us.
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