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Old 27-11-2023, 17:17   #5665
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
Apart from the one, the list was not due to Brexit but were due to non-Brexit factors.
Wishful thinking. Understandable in the circumstances but nonetheless, wishful thinking.

- Reduced food self-sufficiency -I believe Rees-Mogg has acknowledged this.

- Everyone on average worse off by £2k+ pa - tick - see the report I cited.

- Inability to return unlawful migrants to France - I think you've acknowledged this point.

- Decreased productivity - see the report I cited of 2.5% reduction in Brexit. Previously cited but here

Replacement of existing models at Nissan is welcome news but should be a given. Where are the new factories? Tesla and BYD have ruled the UK out due to Brexit.
https://www.just-auto.com/news/brexi...plant-reports/
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-t...idUKKBN1XN1HW/


As Ian notes, Covid and Ukraine aren't just UK problem but I acknowledge that they will have impacted countries differently.
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