British Withdrawal from the European Union
A Guide to the Case For
Business & Finance, Economics, Economic Development, Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science, Government, Democracy
| Author: | Lewis F Abbott | ISBN: | 9780906321539 |
| Publisher: | Industrial Systems Research | Publication: | September 6, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lewis F Abbott |
| ISBN: | 9780906321539 |
| Publisher: | Industrial Systems Research |
| Publication: | September 6, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
British withdrawal from the European Union: A guide to the case for
In 1992, Britain benefited greatly by withdrawing from the European Union’s programme of Economic and Monetary Union. This is a detailed guide to the case for UK withdrawal from the bloc as a whole. Major general arguments for withdrawal are that (a) the economic costs of membership substantially exceed the benefits and (b) withdrawal is necessary to restore democracy, business and market freedom and the rule of law in Britain.
“Clear and thorough …. Examining many of the key aspects of EU membership …. students of European business or politics will find this guide useful and interesting reading.” (European Access and European Access Plus online)
Coverage:
1. The case for Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union: overview
2. The main non-EU sources of British wealth
3. The economic costs of EU membership
4. The political constitutional case for EU withdrawal
5. The free trade case for EU withdrawal
6. The removal of EU regulatory burdens
7. The benefits of monetary and economic policy independence
8. The case for fiscal independence
British withdrawal from the European Union: A guide to the case for
In 1992, Britain benefited greatly by withdrawing from the European Union’s programme of Economic and Monetary Union. This is a detailed guide to the case for UK withdrawal from the bloc as a whole. Major general arguments for withdrawal are that (a) the economic costs of membership substantially exceed the benefits and (b) withdrawal is necessary to restore democracy, business and market freedom and the rule of law in Britain.
“Clear and thorough …. Examining many of the key aspects of EU membership …. students of European business or politics will find this guide useful and interesting reading.” (European Access and European Access Plus online)
Coverage:
1. The case for Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union: overview
2. The main non-EU sources of British wealth
3. The economic costs of EU membership
4. The political constitutional case for EU withdrawal
5. The free trade case for EU withdrawal
6. The removal of EU regulatory burdens
7. The benefits of monetary and economic policy independence
8. The case for fiscal independence
