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I agree, the world will carry on. It's just a very heavy systemic shock switching your economic system from one set of conditions to a completely different set
by sveme 8y ago
I agree, the world will carry on. It's just a very heavy systemic shock switching your economic system from one set of conditions to a completely different set of conditions, from one day to another. So the question is: is the benefit greater than the cost? I'm pretty sure that the voters have not received the necessary information to really assess this question.
- dsfyu404ed 8y agoSo? There's plenty of money to be lost for the people who depended too much on the specific conditions of the old system and plenty of money to be gained by people who are in a position to exploit the conditions of the new system. It might not be a net wash but the net effect will probably not be as extreme (positive or negative) as either side is saying.
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- ThomPete 8y agoThe UK have had several years to adjust. I am unconvinced it's going to be a major issue and I have yet to see any evidence of the contrary.