Christine Lagarde: "All the likely Brexit scenarios will have costs for the UK economy, and to a lesser extent the EU"
IMF chief warns no-deal #Brexit carries greatest risk to UK economy http://bbc.in/2NeGWj3 pic.twitter.com/1EJW7Ju581
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Our exit without a deal will be far worse financially for the remaining EU countries, than for the UK. So, bring it on!
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I go out for a meal with 28 people & we agree to share the cost, I walk away without paying, the 27 pay & cover my costs. I've saved myself a bit of money &feel very smug. They've shared the burden of my cost & won't ask me to join them again - who's better off in the long run?
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Christine Lagarde is not a credible person.pic.twitter.com/Davs2syrk6
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Think you will find the High Court has had a say on this !
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Yes, it has. Not only
#VoteLeaveBrokeTheLaw but@ElectoralCommUK misinterpreted Electoral Law in its advice on aspects considered legal. This does NOT exonerate 'Leave'. Crime compounded by error makes the Referendum process even less safe.https://dpglaw.co.uk/electoral-commission-found-to-have-got-the-law-wrong-in-eu-referendum/ … -
your forgetting the 9 million remain didn't get charged for the booklet every house got would remain have gone over with that added
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People need to do less opinion quoting and more listening. All brexit scenarios are negative. There is overwhelming reports it's negative, yet some hold on to a handful of opinions. Why? It make no sense. Please change your minds, you're gonna ruin this country you say you love.
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Is it the French perspective? Or EU perspective? What a shame!
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Sounds like a factual perspective, when you look at the tumble of the Pound, stability of the Euro and the inflation in the UK
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Stability of the Euro? Do you always drink this early?
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EUR/USD is +3% compared to 3 years ago, while GBP/USD is -16% for the same period. Which currency is more stable here?
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You do understand currency is not a share price don't you? It works in inverse....a cheaper, more competitive currency is far better for a country even if it does mean your summer holidays are more expensive. Think about it, Einstein.
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1. Don't change topics. We were talking about stability. A 16% slump in just 3 years anything else but "stable". 2. A weakening currency has many different consequences. For example it also makes imports more expensive and therefore increases consumer prices.
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Congrats on your economics 101. Good luck with your stable Euro.
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