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So which exactly are the countries that are “tangibly worse” after joining the EU? Let’s look at the past 40 years. Spain and Portugal have obviously gained im
by pavlov 4y ago
So which exactly are the countries that are “tangibly worse” after joining the EU?
Let’s look at the past 40 years. Spain and Portugal have obviously gained immensely from membership. Sweden and Finland are better positioned inside the union than Norway which remained outside and became a rule-taker (implements EU law but gets no say). Former Soviet states like Estonia are very happy to be part of the West European community. Etc.
If you say “Greece,” then you’ll have to point to concrete evidence that the country would have somehow fared better outside the EU because it was such a basket case all along.
- SergeAx 4y agoWhat about Bulgaria? Population decline, depressing cities except those by the sea. Mediocre airline carrier, surrendered to RyanAir and WizzAir. Talented youngster are taking off getting job in Germany or France. Only recent COVID-induced lockdowns and rise of WfH made some of them to return.
- AntiRemoteWork 4y ago[dead]