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7 minutes ago, pongo said:

If you reject analysis as guesswork then you equally have to admit that you are only guessing that it's all a great idea and that things will all be okay one day, in the end.

But analysis is not guesswork. It isn't always right but most of the analysis is not optimistic.

Brexit is like jumping off a what may well be a cliff in the dark. In the hope that the ground beneath is not too far away. Or it could even be lovely warm water.

its never been right:lol: my take- wto better for gov.- free trade better for eu

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1 minute ago, woody2 said:

its never been right

Economic and market analysis is mostly rather good at predicting and spotting trends. It's less good at predicting the timing.

Even Redwood is advising investors to get their money out of the UK. And he is pro Brexit.

10 minutes ago, woody2 said:

my take- wto better for gov.- free trade better for eu

You're guessing.

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18 minutes ago, pongo said:

Economic and market analysis is mostly rather good at predicting and spotting trends. It's less good at predicting the timing.

Even Redwood is advising investors to get their money out of the UK. And he is pro Brexit.

You're guessing.

its never been right:lol:

wto would bring in more revenue for the gov. due to tariffs paid direct, free trade with the eu will lead as is now to the eu collecting much of the wto tariffs......

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States which share a common currency *should* obviously have common fiscal as well as monetary policy. That’s clear.

It’s the sensible eurosceptic argument - that some states will share a currency and therefore parts of their government will merge. Whilst others would chose to be part of a ligher affiliation. Britain should be arguing the case for a two speed EU from the inside.

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10 minutes ago, pongo said:

States which share a common currency *should* obviously have common fiscal as well as monetary policy. That’s clear.

It’s the sensible eurosceptic argument - that some states will share a currency and therefore parts of their government will merge. Whilst others would chose to be part of a ligher affiliation. Britain should be arguing the case for a two speed EU from the inside.

call me dave tried that.....

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