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Yes, changing the treaties now would really be a big problem; but it looks like they're thinking about bilateral agreements to start with. That would be a much
by danmaz74 15y ago
Yes, changing the treaties now would really be a big problem; but it looks like they're thinking about bilateral agreements to start with. That would be a much faster approach.
As for taxes to levy, I didn't mean that they would be levied by the EU, but that the member state would have to do that automatically to keep the imbalance in check. Not easy to enforce, but I'm pretty sure a way can be found if there is the political will.
- rmc 15y agoThere is rarely political will to increase taxes.