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Originally Posted by ASAP
Then we can agree that this does not stand w the basis for creating an economic union... it benefits some and doesnt benefit others... especially when u try to equalize markets that are not remotely close... this is bound to disgruntle some parties... why UK beats me, because I doubt this decision had much to do with economics and more with immigration, but the Union as a whole has massive faults...
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I disagree...I am saying free trade on net benefits everyone. A integrated economic union only further enhances free trade, with common legal and travel policies, other laws governing business rules and common currency. What doesn't work for the EU is the damn monetary policy and budgets of each country is still uncontrolled by the ECB.
On the jobs losses, people will be left behind, and its up to government policies to retrain and reeducate the displaced workforce.