Zie post #59 e.v.quote:Op vrijdag 25 september 2020 18:38 schreef Tijger_m het volgende:
In de "You couldnt make it up" categorie hebben we deze, de invoering van de "Kent Access Permit"
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59% van de stemmers koos Leave in Kent.
Ik snap dit soort mensen niet. Voorstander zijn van een common market in Europa, maar tegen de EU? Want zonder afspraken maken gaan dingen altijd zo lekker... .quote:
Kan ie mooi bedrijven of dingen voor goedkoop kopen als UK kapot is en dan dikke winsten maken, ondertussen rustig champagne drinken op boot in Monaco.quote:
Nare mensen vind ik dit soort volk.quote:
Dat dus. En het plebs maar denken dat de paki's eindelijk vertrekken.quote:Op vrijdag 25 september 2020 20:58 schreef Frozen-assassin het volgende:
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Kan ie mooi bedrijven of dingen voor goedkoop kopen als UK kapot is en dan dikke winsten maken, ondertussen rustig champagne drinken op boot in Monaco.
Oh, hij verhuist niet echt naar Monaco, hoor, hij behoud zijn Britse landhuis en blijft daar gewoon minstens 6 maanden per jaar wonen. Voor de belastingdienst is zijn domicilie in Monaco maar voor mensen met dat soort fortuin is het makkelijk zich te verplaatsen en op meerdere plaatsen te wonen.quote:Op vrijdag 25 september 2020 20:58 schreef Frozen-assassin het volgende:
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Kan ie mooi bedrijven of dingen voor goedkoop kopen als UK kapot is en dan dikke winsten maken, ondertussen rustig champagne drinken op boot in Monaco.
niet gek, zijn voetbalclub zit om de hoek, veel renners van zijn ploeg en F1 coureurs om de hoek. Alle hobby's om de hoekquote:
Het VK kan zomaar eens dichter in de buurt van hooivorken, brandstapels en guillotines staan dan we nu denken.quote:Op vrijdag 25 september 2020 21:35 schreef Tijger_m het volgende:
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Oh, hij verhuist niet echt naar Monaco, hoor, hij behoud zijn Britse landhuis en blijft daar gewoon minstens 6 maanden per jaar wonen. Voor de belastingdienst is zijn domicilie in Monaco maar voor mensen met dat soort fortuin is het makkelijk zich te verplaatsen en op meerdere plaatsen te wonen.
https://www.theguardian.c(...)r-switch-in-fortunesquote:Labour takes poll lead as parties see major switch in fortunes
Labour has recorded its first poll lead since Boris Johnson became prime minister, marking an extraordinary changes in fortunes for the two main parties.
Keir Starmer’s party now has a three-point lead over the Conservatives, according to the latest Opinium poll for the Observer. In a result that will stir more unrest among Tory MPs over the performance of the prime minister, the poll put Labour on 42% support, with the Conservatives on 39%.
This represents a rapid reversal. The Conservatives recorded a 26-point lead only six months ago, in the early stages of the Covid-19 lockdown. Approval of government handling of coronavirus then stood at two-thirds (65%) of the public. The latest poll shows only 30% now approve.
https://www.ft.com/content/18ff26dc-b4c1-406d-ab68-2eacf24944b7quote:EU companies warned of 700,000 job losses in no-deal Brexit
More than 700,000 jobs would be at risk for EU companies exporting to Britain if the UK and Brussels fail to agree a trade deal this year, according to a leading German economic research institute.
In total, including companies outside the EU that export to the UK, there would be 1m potential job losses in a no-deal Brexit scenario, according to an unpublished report by the Halle Institute for Economic Research seen by the Financial Times.
The research, updating an initial report from February 2019, is still being peer reviewed and is due to be published in the coming weeks.
The scale of the job losses estimated by the research underline how much is at stake for both sides in the negotiations between London and Brussels, which are showing few signs of progress with time running out to sign a trade deal.
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Germany would suffer the biggest hit, the research said, predicting that in a no-deal Brexit Europe’s largest economy would have more than 176,000 potential job losses at companies exporting to the UK and their suppliers. France could lose over 80,000 jobs, Poland 78,000 and Italy 72,000.
Outside the EU, China would be most affected with almost 91,000 jobs at stake. In the UK, almost 22,000 jobs could go at businesses supplying EU companies exporting to Britain.
Smaller countries would suffer a bigger hit in relation to the size of their labour market, it said, with Ireland forecast to lose over 35,000 jobs — almost 2 per cent of its workforce. Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Belgium and Malta could lose between 0.5 and 3.4 per cent of their total jobs.
Oliver Holtemöller, vice-president of the Halle Institute, told the FT that the impact from lower imports to the UK would be offset “only to a very limited extent and with some delay” by the opportunity created by reduced exports from Britain to the EU.
“It is possible that some firms take over some intra-EU market share of UK firms,” said Mr Holtemöller, who is also an economics professor at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg. “However, this is very difficult to quantify ex-ante.”
He said the full number of estimated job losses may not materialise as “firms do also have other options to react”.
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The Halle Institute assumed trade between the UK and EU would follow World Trade Organization rules after Brexit. This means UK imports of EU cars and car parts would have a 10 per cent tariff, while agricultural tariffs would be higher. Non-tariff costs, such as customs delays and paperwork, would also rise sharply for companies importing into the UK.
The flow of EU goods and services into Britain would fall 41 per cent if there was a no-deal Brexit, it said, which would wipe 0.25 percentage points off the gross output of the 27-country bloc.
It predicted the car industry would be the hardest hit, affecting exporters in Germany, Spain, the Czech Republic, Belgium and Slovakia in particular. But agricultural exporters in Bulgaria would also be disrupted, as would French and Dutch wholesale trade exporters.
The Halle Institute stressed that it had only examined the “partial effects of a negative trade shock”. It added: “We do not consider macroeconomic general equilibrium effects. We do not aim to estimate the total effects of Brexit on employment in the UK or in any other country.”
The research backs up the findings of a London School of Economics report published last week, which said 40 per cent of agricultural and food products consumed by UK households were imported from the EU. The report, sponsored by Denmark's Arla Foods, predicted this would fall 63 per cent in a no-deal Brexit.
“Under a no-deal scenario a number of product lines including yoghurt, buttermilk, dairy spreads, milk and cream are likely to cease being imported into the UK from the EU,” the LSE report said, predicting a 26.5 per cent average price increase for branded and speciality food products imported to the UK from the EU under a no-deal Brexit.
https://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/BRIE/2015/569020/EPRS_BRI(2015)569020_EN.pdfquote:the observed decrease in exports and tourism expenditure of approximately ¤44 billion due to sanctions was estimated to result in a loss of 0.9 million jobs in the short term. A longer-term view suggests that up to 2.2 million jobs (around 1% of total employment) could be lost.
En dat is precies waarom niemand in de EU zich erg druk maakt momenteel over de dreigementen uit het VK. Oh, de mensen die er direct mee bezig zijn zoals Barnier wel maar volgens mij is er geen enkele nationale regering die zich er druk om maakt.quote:Op zondag 27 september 2020 19:30 schreef Ulx het volgende:
Gebruiken we gewoon de Covid-noodhulp om de ergste pijn te verzachten. We zitten toch al in de shit.
Ik vind niet meteen een cijfer voor het aantal jobs in de EU, maar als deze uitspraak van de European Automobile Manufacturers Association klopt zouden het er 218 miljoen zijn:quote:Op zondag 27 september 2020 19:30 schreef Ulx het volgende:
Gebruiken we gewoon de Covid-noodhulp om de ergste pijn te verzachten. We zitten toch al in de shit.
https://www.thetimes.co.u(...)rus-curfew-wb6g6bbgpquote:Confirmation that the new coronavirus rules only apply to the plebs was revealed today after it was found the bars in the Houses of Parliament are exempt from the new curfew.
Brits were forced to head home early this weekend after rules restricting eating and drinking after 10pm came into force – much to the dismay of the hospitality industry.
But according to an investigation by The Times, facilities serving alcohol on the parliamentary estate are exempt from the earlier closing time on the basis that they fall under the description of a “workplace canteen”.
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News of the exemption comes after chauffeur-driven cars and grouse shooting managed to evade new restrictions, prompting accusations of elitism.
Man, man, man...Het is toch ook weer godsgeklaagd.quote:Op maandag 28 september 2020 16:22 schreef Hyperdude het volgende:
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https://www.thetimes.co.u(...)rus-curfew-wb6g6bbgp
Had je maar Eton moeten doen.quote:Op maandag 28 september 2020 16:25 schreef Tijger_m het volgende:
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Man, man, man...Het is toch ook weer godsgeklaagd.
Ja, inderdaad, helaas mijn vrouw heeft Cambridge gedaan, dan hoor je er niet bijquote:
Cambridge, dat was toch die universiteit om de Footlights een podium te geven?quote:Op maandag 28 september 2020 16:27 schreef Tijger_m het volgende:
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Ja, inderdaad, helaas mijn vrouw heeft Cambridge gedaan, dan hoor je er niet bij
Zoiets ja, ze doen ook nog wel eens wat met studenten laten afstuderenquote:Op maandag 28 september 2020 22:13 schreef Litpho het volgende:
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Cambridge, dat was toch die universiteit om de Footlights een podium te geven?
Eton is geen univ toch? Meer een middelbare school? Of kostschool eigenlijk, maar dat zijn middelbare scholen, geen universiteiten.quote:
Eton is een private prep school, wat wij een middelbare school zouden noemen, ja. Je hebt gelijk, my badquote:Op maandag 28 september 2020 23:24 schreef Whiskers2009 het volgende:
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Eton is geen univ toch? Meer een middelbare school? Of kostschool eigenlijk, maar dat zijn middelbare scholen, geen universiteiten.
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