per household per year.
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If Britain had a looser trade relationship with the EU after Brexit and paid tariffs under World Trade Organisation rules, the cost would rise to £1,700 a household, an estimated drop in income of 2.6 per cent.
Although the Vote Leave campaign questioned the study’s omission of potential regulatory gains from leaving the EU and gains from third party trade deals, the CEP authors were more concerned their estimates were too optimistic.
“It is true the numbers do not include potential gains from regulation,” said Mr van Reenen, “but neither do they include potential income losses from lower foreign direct investment or migration. Adding these is not going to make a huge difference.”
OH NO IM SO SCARED I BETTER VOTE TO STAY
fuck off
>>68003355
>income losses from
>migration
Okay these guys are trolling.
Not only can UK import all the shitskins they want if they control their own borders, but they can import the specific kind of shitskins they want.
Lol no, we have a huge trade deficit with the European Union.
Germanistan and France will be begging us to sign a trade deal with them, they make so much money off us.
BETTER
OFF
OUT
>>68003355
you're not fooling me this time klaus
>>68003556
>Not only can UK import all the shitskins they want if they control their own borders, but they can import the specific kind of shitskins they want.
This is a myth. Every single country with a restrictive migration policy loses out on growth. If the UK has 300k net migration that gets the UK about 0.5% more GDP growth, if it has 50k, this means 250k times 40k less consumption which is about 10 billion in consumption with multiplier effects.
>>68003355
>trusting anything that comes from London
>>68003355
EUIDF out in full force today it seems.
Looking forward to crashing the EU with no survivors, enjoy the ride Hans.
>>68003698
>Germanistan and France will be begging us to sign a trade deal with them, they make so much money off us.
But why? Germany and France can just fall back on WTO rules. Those countries export goods, not services. The UK exports services to the EU - there are no WTO rules for services, they are completely blocked without a deal.
Essentially, the best that could happen for Germany and France is that there is NO deal with the UK for a few years post-Brexit.
>>68003786
>This is because our country is more unequal than other Northern European countries
And where do you think you'd stand, Ameriland?
>>68003737
Majority of our traded services go to non-EU states, Klaus.
If we were not that important for the EU, merkel wouldn't be having her hissy fit.
>>68003355
some things are priceless, I guess
>>68003737
Dude, do you read what your reply to or were you too busy sucking off Ahmed to pay attention?
If you control your borders, you can import as many immigrants as you want. UK could have a completely open border if that's what they want.
Difference is that you cuckolds are no longer telling them what to do.
>>68004014
Actually, it is about a 50-50 split with the EU being by far the biggest market for services exports and imports for the UK.
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Europe remains the dominant market for UK exports and imports of services
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Growth in UK imports of services from Europe subdued in 2011, a possible result of economic difficulties in the euro zone
The latest estimates released on International Trade in Services (ITIS) indicate that Europe has continued to be the dominant market for both UK exports and imports of services. These services are defined as intangible commodities such as the provision of legal services from overseas.
ITIS figures published in February 2013 show that:
Total UK exports of services increased from £89.5 billion in 2010 to £97.3 billion in 2011.
Total UK imports of services increased from £42.1 billion in 2010 to £43.6 billion in 2011.
Europe now accounts for 50% of the total value of UK exports of services and 51% of the total value of UK imports of services.
>>68004193
*1 Lira has been deposited in your account*
>>68004092
>If you control your borders, you can import as many immigrants as you want.
But this is not going to happen. The whole point of leaving the EU for the UK is to reduce net migration. If you reduce net migration you lose out on GDP growth.
Not to mention that the contribution, on average, from EU citizens coming to the UK is higher than from non-EU citizens... and the UK already can choose who comes to the UK from non-EU countries. How come?
>>68003880
WTO is more Jewish shit. Their days are numbered. Once they screw with the US when Trump become president, WTO will be skull fucked and left to die. It's just another organization with rules designed to screw the average citizen. Bet you also think removing all national borders would be a good thing because 'it would double world shekel production'.
>>68003786
Those regions are probably poor because the British equivalent of red necks live there.
>>68005270
maybe they are poor because Poorlacks have stolen their jobs and cleaned toilets for free?
I hope Britain leaving causes a cascade of failure across the continent and results in germany getting cucked one final time before its partitioned.
>>68005433
New Iron curtain when?
