Brexit
Brexit
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Ah the people have spoken... and now they are going to have to pay for it. Utter farse.
- what's that saying? "you need to crack a couple eggs to make an omelet"chukkaphob
- Just that our cost of borrowing will likely go up and the people of the UK will pay for that directly or indirectly.fadein11
- I think its pretty clear that the Uk is being used as an example at this point.yurimon
- but again, the pain will be temporary, not permanent.chukkaphob
- Is the goal in life to have it easy, or to do it right?chukkaphob
- The 08 recession was temporary but countless thousands still lost their jobs, homes and retirement funds.i_monk
- Most economists seem to think they will be permanently worse off due to reduced trade with nearby countries. Remains to be seen though.yuekit
- If england can keep a decent interest rate with a lowered pound it would do ok with money seeking to invest and with exporting.yurimon
- "England" - United Kingdom you mean?fadein11
- yuri visited England and knows what he's talking about okay?monospaced
- mono is jealous because i understand economics.yurimon
- But not geography.face_melter
- meh it was a typo in haste. next.yurimon
- hey everyone, yuri understands economics and is being a condescending cunt telling me I am jealous of him! what a little bitchmonospaced