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> 3. The EU will lose at-least one more member nation after the United Kingdom leaves. Why?
by Panini_Jones 7y ago
> 3. The EU will lose at-least one more member nation after the United Kingdom leaves.
Why?
- type0 7y agoEuro, about 10 years ago there were some suggested debate to divide the Eurozone in two: nothern and southern Euro, so that you could pay with strong euro in Germany, France, Netherlands and soft euro in Greece, Portugal, Spain, etc. That's completely stupid idea but could benefit the south economically.
- AnimalMuppet 7y agoBecause "ever-closer union" doesn't appeal to everybody - or so I suspect. But I'm in the US, so... take with some salt.
- jcranmer 7y agoThere were definitely parties in the Netherlands and France that made leaving the EU their major plank. When Brexit turned out to be rather more difficult than its adherents imagined, support for "Frexit" and "Nexit" plummeted like a rock, and hasn't recovered. Greece is slightly more plausible, but less because Greece wants to leave and more because the rest of the EU decides to kick them out. It's doubtful they'd kick them out of anything more than the Eurozone, though.