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Everything is a one off in this respect. I can’t see why the U.K. would not be allowed back in. It is just a matter of negociations. I also cannot see how it wo
by kergonath 5y ago
Everything is a one off in this respect. I can’t see why the U.K. would not be allowed back in. It is just a matter of negociations. I also cannot see how it would re-achieve the sweet deal it used to have, however.
Overall, I would say that some form of participation in the EEA is more likely. Something that a government could sell to the Brexit voters with a reasonable amount of fudge.
- SideburnsOfDoom 5y ago> I can’t see why the U.K. would not be allowed back in. I don't see the UK being "welcomed back in" any time soon. I see the UK being allowed to align rules with the EU, i.e. economic openness, enjoying the benefits of alignment, but not full membership and a vote on on serious matters with the core EU members. Maybe a decade or two later that would happen.
- kergonath 5y agoYeah, welcome is relative (also why I used “allowed” instead). I think you’re likely right.