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If it is in a single coordinated economic block, then you don't get the positive effects of different countries trying different things, and the good ideas bein
by sbmassey 10y ago
If it is in a single coordinated economic block, then you don't get the positive effects of different countries trying different things, and the good ideas being copied when proven successful. i.e. the same competition that actually made Europe such a successful part of the world over the last few centuries. The EU is anti-European.
- Daishiman 10y agoAnd you don't get the negative effects of, say, war, or uncoordinated action against external events, and a myriad other things. Those truism by themselves are completely meaningless unless you can show that what they're missing out on is better than a unified free market.