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A clean cut is certainly in both sides best interest, and the UK is clear they want that, but EU is not so clear about it, because they depend on implied threat
by andriesm 10y ago
A clean cut is certainly in both sides best interest, and the UK is clear they want that, but EU is not so clear about it, because they depend on implied threats to keep some of the other members from leaving too.
Free trade is fantastic, but a unified monatory policy is a disaster - it cannot work- not even on paper.
- rwmj 10y agoDon't confuse the EU and the Euro.
- whositis 10y agoThey are intrinsically linked. The Euro is another tool to get to the endgame - a United States of Europe, controlled and dominated by Germany. The EU was never about trade. It's about power, control and globalization. Removing democracy from the peoples of Europe.
- NetStrikeForce 10y agoWhere do you draw the line for a common monetary policy? Would regions like Madrid or Barcelona, easily at e.g. Dutch level, have to share monetary policy with Andalucia or Extremadura - two of the poorer regions in Europe? Are there studies pointing to when or where a common monetary policy stops making sense?
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