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Spoken as a true economic academic, well, an Austrian one. But no worries. I can help you: you have seen your house, right ? The university building ? At the f
by candiodari 8y ago
Spoken as a true economic academic, well, an Austrian one.
But no worries. I can help you: you have seen your house, right ? The university building ? At the front, there's a door. Walk through and don't walk through again until you've talked to 10 young people working there about their lives. Go into the country and talk to anyone. Note how rapidly anecdotal evidence builds up that seems to contradict your basic claim here ?
- drcongo 8y agoOh right, you’re a “what people believe is more important than facts” brexiteer, I get why it’s impossible for you to see reason now.
- candiodari 8y agoNope I'm very much a facts person. For low wage workers Brexit is a far better alternative to EU: less competition for low end labor means higher wages. No Brexit will damage people higher up mostly. That's the view, and that's correct. Or a fact, if you will.
- laaph 8y agoBrexit will not damage anyone higher up. If it becomes damaging, they leave for another country. Brexit will take that option away from anyone with lower wages, however.