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© (c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2018.Nissan, Royal Bank of Scotland warn no-deal Brexit will damage British industry
By Andrew MacAskill LONDON©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Kobe White Bar Owner
If Brexit happens ill eat my head, one giant scam.
itsonlyrocknroll
EU referendum: "The choice is in your hands" David Cameron - BBC News
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w87GNWJHtFM
David Cameron couldn't have been clearer in his assessment and analysis. It is ludicrous, a fallacy to suggest 17 million voters were hoodwinked, to stupid to fully comprehend what a leave result would mean. There is no half in half out scenario.
Wakarimasen
Hmmmm...... Nissan as a successful manufacturer maybe entitled to a hearing. But RBS?
theeastisred
And yet that is exactly what happened. Not a question of stupidity, but a question of being lied to. It was always obvious that 'cherry-picking' among those aspects of EU membership the UK wanted to keep (i.e. market access) would never be acceptable or realistic, but that still remains the hopeless goal of the government even now.
TigersTokyoDome
I still strongly disagree with all the Leave voters screaming about democracy and the majority winning etc. If it weren't for the lies about saving GBP350M from the EU and the non-disclosure of the real cost of the EU divorce bill, then I estimate the vote would have gone more 60/40 in favour of Remain.
And where are all the Leave campaign leaders now? Where are they? They should be negotiating the Brexit plan with Brussels, but they all disappeared! Even Johnson is leaving it to Theresa May who wasn't part of the Leave campaign like he was. Now he is happy to hide behind her.
TigersTokyoDome
almost as ludicrous as knowing that voting Leave would result in losing the equivalent of GBP500M per week with no Brexit plan drafted and constitutional law clearly stating that a referendum was not legally binding, and then going and voting Leave anyway..
itsonlyrocknroll
I believe TigersTokyoDome, the loss equivalent of GBP500M per week with no Brexit plan, is modelling utilising a synthetic control method to evaluate the case study effects by the Centre for European Reform
The context and stratagem for the modelling are based around a theoretical doppelgänger growth estimate.
Look, to CER credit, produces a margin of error, 0.26 percentage points in any given year. This is not the real world.
The‘robustness/placebo test’, is pure hypothesis that belongs only as a modelling exercise in a lecture hall, or classroom.
The cost of Brexit to June 2018......
https://www.cer.eu/insights/cost-brexit-june-2018
For students, the algorithm theory.......
The synthetic control method compared to difference in differences: discussion
http://eprints.ncrm.ac.uk/3339/1/MCD_Synthetic_Cohorts.pdf