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If that was the reason, it wasn't the smartest move given the devaluation of the currency. I was of the opinion it had more to do with his company's fairly lac
by dpwm 8y ago
If that was the reason, it wasn't the smartest move given the devaluation of the currency.
I was of the opinion it had more to do with his company's fairly lacklustre vacuum cleaners being exposed when they were compared under the ERP directive in a way in which they didn't come out favourably compared with their German competition. [0]
[0] https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/11075490/James-Dyson-suggests-leaving-the-EU-over-vacuum-cleaners.html https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/11075490/James-D...
- ben_w 8y agoGiven that the UK government has not yet settled on exactly one specific post-Brexit economic policy in order to guide what they ask for in the negotiations, I’m fairly sure that between half and 2/3 of Brexit campaigners will be very upset regardless of what happens. It’s possible that number will be higher, but it won’t be lower.
- tonyedgecombe 8y agoI'm pretty sure everybody is going to come out of this exercise disappointed.
- dpwm 8y agoExcept, perhaps in the long term, those that want the UK to adopt the common currency.