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My intuition is 'yes, of course, but you don't get the opt-outs back'. So no budget rebate, Euro participation etc. Which would be a tougher sell in Britain tha
by pmyteh 4y ago
My intuition is 'yes, of course, but you don't get the opt-outs back'. So no budget rebate, Euro participation etc. Which would be a tougher sell in Britain than otherwise. I expect customs union re-entry in due course followed by single market membership (which is pretty much all upside for the EU side) and long discussions about rejoining the political institutions.
But nothing for the rest of this parliament or the next, probably. Starmer's not bold and/or reckless enough.
- RobotToaster 4y agoTrying to introduce the Euro into the UK would be political suicide for any politician brave/stupid enough to try. Only the most federast of libdems would support that here.
- netsharc 4y agoOne just needs parity, and for businesses in the desperate backwater economy to accept the funny money, and wahey, you have the Euro! (Yeah I know, in reality it's not that simple...)