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BREXIT
British exit refers to the UK leaving the European Union (EU). According to the Oxford English Dictionary, Peter Wilding coined the phrase Brexit.
WHAT IS BREXIT?
Mr. Wilding campaigned for the UK to remain in
the EU in June's referendum. He wrote about "Brexit" in May 2012, eight months before the then Prime Minister David Cameron had announced he would be holding a referendum.
The EU is an economic and political
union involving 28 European countries.
It allows free trade and free movement of people to live and work in whichever country they choose.
THE U.E.
The UK joined in 1973. If the UK leaves as planned on 31 October, it would be the first member state to withdraw from the EU.
On June 23 in 2016 the people of the United Kingdom voted in a referendum on whether the UK should leave or remain in the European Union.
REASONS
ENGLAND
NORTHERN IRELAND
SCOTLAND
WALES
Total votes:
33,551,983
POLLS
39%
35%
Wanted the United Kingdom to regain control over European Union immigration
Didn't want the European Union to have any role in United Kingdom law-making.
23%
3%
Didn't want the United Kingdom to send any
more money to the European Union.
Wanted to teach the British politicians a lesson.
SOCIAL REASONS
18%
54%
Was concerned that leaving the European Union would undermine workers rights and environmental protections.
Was concerned that leaving the European Union would damage the British economy.
12%
16%
Didn't want the United Kingdom to abandon its partners in the European Union.
Have a strong attachment to Europe, and believe in the European project.
MORE INFO
SOCIAL
CONSEQUENCES
POLITICAL
CONSEQUENCES
Negotiations
Free movement across Europe
(Schengen Agreement)
Checking
European Citizens
CONSEQUENCES
Supply and
demand.
Trades is 55% higher
within the E.U.
Decreasing GDP
(0.7% to 0.5%)
Lose access to
Europe's trade market.
FOR U.K.
Losing international
competitiveness
Soft or Hard
Brexit?
Lack of
contribution.
Visa becomes
necessary.
Germany's GDP
(1.6% to 0.5 - 0.1%)
FOR U.E.
No part in
decision making.
Tradition is a
steppingstone?
Role model
Canada?
Access to European
trade market.
NORWAY MODEL
THREE POSSIBILITIES
Hard Brexit
Soft Brexit
No Brexit
CONCLUSION
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