Jeff Randall, in The Daily Telegraph today points out that British Businesses are waking up to the fact that the EU represents a very, very bad deal. A fact that is confirmed, in detail, by Tim Worstall in The Times today, after doing the maths.
Intrestinly Gunter Verheugen, the EU enterprise commissioner, complains that compliance with Single Market regulation costs €600 billion a year, Tim has found out that the commission boasts only that the Single Market benefits the economies of the EU to the tune of €164.5 billion a year.
Thus by the EU's own figures British (and European) Tax payers are getting, to use a very British understatement a rather rotten deal, paying €600 billion to get €164.5 billion back.
Intrestinly Gunter Verheugen, the EU enterprise commissioner, complains that compliance with Single Market regulation costs €600 billion a year, Tim has found out that the commission boasts only that the Single Market benefits the economies of the EU to the tune of €164.5 billion a year.
Thus by the EU's own figures British (and European) Tax payers are getting, to use a very British understatement a rather rotten deal, paying €600 billion to get €164.5 billion back.
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