British Indy: What Happens Now?

Depends on how you measure “richness” innit

 

If as projected, we'll probably drop to around 7th whilst rebuilding the services we paid and farmed out and will now have to get used to doing for ourselves with the steady rise back up around the 18 months-24 months onwards. Almost all economic models have shown a "short term" drop before a long term benefit.

 

References to those “almost all economic models” please?

 

Funnily enough most were on the remain side where they said look no one voted to be poorer whilst capturing the temporary drop and forgetting within the same report it almost always said short term.

Sure I'll find a few and put them in a following post but it's also worth pointing out most economic models are based on the target year 2030, which is great they know where we will be in 11 years

 

ECB announced just now that they are returning to assist the eurozone/euro to the tune of 20 billion euros a month until further notice by starting up the quantitive easing they stopped in December. I wonder how they are going to pay that back

 

Not by buying Sterling I'll wager

 

how much will that cost to say, the top 5% tho?.
who is predicted (and where) to take the biggest hit? clearly we dont live in dickensian times, but like i said 5th or 7th wealthiest means nothing to many many people. and it wasnt the EU that made it so.
also, when it comes to you mentioning quantative easing, i think you might be on skakey ground.

 

True. You guys should have been watching Neil Oliver's History of Scotland on BBC4

 

ah, from the guy that descibed the clearences as, a work oppertunity.

 

I’m often accused of winging (it) but never whingeing.

 

Fin can I ask, when the scots ask for independence, do they think, it might cost us a bit in the early years so best we do not do it?

 

yip. anyone i know fully expect to at the begining. (tho secretly we do actually know we are one of the richest natins on the plannet, and we can actually show where our wealth goes)
there is a difference between the EU and the UK, there's, many actually. anyhoo. the EU 28 soveregn states, the UK, a unitary state (in the minds of the ruling class). we have pretty much zero influince in ecconomic policy. all we can do is shout, Oi!, over here.

 

So in all that fluff, you feel in the early years it will cost to reset the services to scotland and then you expect things to pick up and go onwards

cool, it seems you are in line with brexiteers after all. Welcome to the club brw

 

“we have pretty much zero influince in ecconomic policy. all we can do is shout, Oil! over here.”

Corrected it for you

 

straight of the bat, if the civil service alone, is returned to scotland. we will be between 5 and 10bill a year better off. because of income tax, VAT and property costs depending on who's figures you beleive.
that is just one area.