Brexit and Contracting

[jamesbrown]

It is not impossible to grow sales to replace 64 million buyers. It is quite a bit harder but still not impossible to replace 450 million.

Some Bremainers have a woeful misunderstanding of trade and presumably, therefore, business more generally. The Single Market is not a binary option; trade versus no trade. You do understand that, don't you? Moreover, what do you think might happen to trade with other regions when tariff and/or non-tariff barriers are erected, both to exports and imports? There's a geography of trading, namely when it becomes more difficult in some regions, it shifts to others. Likewise, you cannot separate exports from imports or both of those things from the level of our free floating currency. Educate yourself:

What is it reasonable to believe might be the economic impact of Brexit? | Thoughts and Reactions

[SueEllen]

What a complete load of bollocks! The Swiss voted against free movement. You appear to believe that the EU has the nap hand, doesn't the EU as a whole have a 70 billion surplus with the UK. If the UK cannot negotiate a favourable deal then the UK walks away and lets the WTO tariffs kick in, it will hurt the EU more than the UK.

You know while all EU allow free movement some make it more difficult than others. There are advantages and disadvantages in forcing people to register in a country...

[m0n1k3r]

Some Bremainers have a woeful misunderstanding of trade and presumably, therefore, business more generally. The Single Market is not a binary option; trade versus no trade. You do understand that, don't you?

It is, if you want to trade within in. It isn't, if you want to trade with it.