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Not at all. The UK is a 65 million population stagnant economy that derived most of its strength from the globalization it now wants to part from. It is likely
by flexie 10y ago
Not at all. The UK is a 65 million population stagnant economy that derived most of its strength from the globalization it now wants to part from. It is likely to go to a 60 or 55 million population depressed economy in a few decades if Brexit really happens and foreigners and maybe Scotland leave. There are 450 million in the remaining Union and plenty of countries wanting to join.
EU's growth will come from enlargement and from increasing demand in Central and Eastern European member states.
EU will have to set an example and in the eyes of many Europeans the Brits must suffer from their foolish choice.