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If the UK leaves, Scotland is probably out. The economy prospects are not looking good. Capital is flowing out of the UK, and plans for new investment's are be
by airesQ 10y ago
If the UK leaves, Scotland is probably out.
The economy prospects are not looking good. Capital is flowing out of the UK, and plans for new investment's are being cancelled all over the place.
Why invest in country that might be behind a trade barrier at any point?
A country that is being consumed by a strong populist movement that is convinced that the EU is worse than the USSR?
Sorry, we have had 70 years of peace and prosperity, and I don't believe that that would be possible if the EU was the monster that the Brexit camp portrays.
The dislocations in the city have begun.[1]
Keep mind that there are 49%+ Britons aghast at what is happening. They didn't vote for this, and don't deserve this.
[1] - FT's pay-wall, just search for "Banks begin moving some operations out of Britain"
- hackerboos 10y agoNo still leads the polls in post-Brexit Scotland [1]. The economic arguments are not there since the collapse in the oil price. [1] - http://whatscotlandthinks.org/questions/if-a-majority-of-people-in-the-uk-voted-for-the-uk-to-leave-the-eu-how-would-yo#line http://whatscotlandthinks.org/questions/if-a-majority-of-peo...
- protomyth 10y agoand oil dropped in price on the Brexit vote giving some of my fellow North Dakotans a bit of a poor view on the vote as oil was finally back to the "good" range. [edit: too soon]