Brexit, the economy and house prices part 5

Thrugelmir

gfplux wrote: »

Those are just the VERY visible examples of what Brexit means. The consequences of the present Brexit Blight of Uncertainty is happening out of sight.

Brutal world we live in.

Furniture maker Multiyork enters administration, putting 500 jobs at risk

Little point in getting over excited. As everything is in a constant state of flux.

vivatifosi

Regarding the A380 and where it is built. Has anyone posted this yet?

http://uk.businessinsider.com/emirates-airbus-a380-order-dubai-air-show-boeing-2017-10

Emirates didn't order A380s, fearing programme would be cancelled.

Tromking

gfplux wrote: »

That wonderful, a great chuckle.
Correction I am a Britain who lives in Luxembourg.
Yes you are right we are sad not to have "won" either the EMA (Luxembourg did not apply) and the EBA.

In Britain how many quittlings new in June 2016 Britain would loose both the EMA and the EBA.
Those are just the VERY visible examples of what Brexit means. The consequences of the present Brexit Blight of Uncertainty is happening out of sight.

I recall being aware of the EMA thingy going back over the channel, not sure on the other one. My only question to you is, why would anyone think EU institutions like this would stay post Brexit?
After a quick google I note that Luxembourg is home to around a dozen such EU quangos, I now understand your deep rooted love of such institutions. You may have even worked for one perhaps?

Herzlos

I'm pretty sure we were told by the remain campaign that we'd get to keep the institutions post brexit, either before or just after the vote. I'm not sure anyone believed it though.

gfplux

Tromking wrote: »

I recall being aware of the EMA thingy going back over the channel, not sure on the other one. My only question to you is, why would anyone think EU institutions like this would stay post Brexit?
After a quick google I note that Luxembourg is home to around a dozen such EU quangos, I now understand your deep rooted love of such institutions. You may have even worked for one perhaps?

No, never worked for any Institution although sometimes business was like a mad house.
You should read more. Luxembourg benefits from being one of the first members all the way back to coal and steel. They are a small part but along with Brussels and Strasbourg benefit from hosting some institutions. The ECJ for example. Just like London did with the EBA and EMA.
In business it's called first mover advantage.
Optimistic Quittlings might think that Britain being the first country to leave the EU might have first mover advantage, now that would be a stretch.

gfplux

Herzlos wrote: »

I'm pretty sure we were told by the remain campaign that we'd get to keep the institutions post brexit, either before or just after the vote. I'm not sure anyone believed it though.

One of the present cabinet said it was "subject to negotiations" I am sure a google will bring up which one.

System

tracey3596 wrote: »

Ahem.
As I very clearly said earlier and so you can read it since you either missed it or just plain ignored it, NEXT YEAR ?

Tracey, you seem to misunderstand how people and organisations try and forecast the future. They're based on economic models and input assumptions. Models can be flawed, assumptions can be wrong (crap in = crap out); however, physic abilities are not required. People (well most) understand that as the future hasn't yet happened a forecast isn't a statement of future fact.

I look forward to you only talking about the present from now on given you're so offended by discussion of events yet to happen.

Thrugelmir

Herzlos wrote: »

I'm pretty sure we were told by the remain campaign that we'd get to keep the institutions post brexit, either before or just after the vote.

On what authority? That's if it was a matter that concerned the majority of people that actually live in England during the debate. Though one wonders if it was debated at all. Of just a figment of some peoples imagination. As they clutch at smaller and smaller straws.

cogito

Herzlos wrote: »

I'm pretty sure we were told by the remain campaign that we'd get to keep the institutions post brexit, either before or just after the vote. I'm not sure anyone believed it though.

If you're so sure, you should be able to post a link. Can you?

cogito

gfplux wrote: »

One of the present cabinet said it was "subject to negotiations" I am sure a google will bring up which one.

Go on then.