Civitas: Telling the true facts in the EU debate, not our polticians!
Civitas: The Institute for the Study of Civil Society are an independent think tank with aim of "deepen public understanding of the legal, institutional and moral framework that makes a free and democratic society possible."
It has a number of documents that make good reading in the EU referendum debate:
The Eurosceptic’s Handbook: 50 live issues in the Brexit debate
Economical With The Truth: A review of 'HM Treasury analysis: the long-term economic impact of EU membership and the alternatives'
Myth and Paradox of the Single Market: How the trade benefits of EU membership have been mis-sold
Softening the Blow: Who gains from the EU and how they can survive Brexit
Lessons From Switzerland: How might Britain go about business outside the EU?
The Costs and Benefits of Large-scale Immigration: Exploring the economic and demographic consequences for the UK
It has a number of documents that make good reading in the EU referendum debate:
The Eurosceptic’s Handbook: 50 live issues in the Brexit debate
Economical With The Truth: A review of 'HM Treasury analysis: the long-term economic impact of EU membership and the alternatives'
Myth and Paradox of the Single Market: How the trade benefits of EU membership have been mis-sold
Softening the Blow: Who gains from the EU and how they can survive Brexit
Lessons From Switzerland: How might Britain go about business outside the EU?
The Costs and Benefits of Large-scale Immigration: Exploring the economic and demographic consequences for the UK
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"Swiss exports of chocolate, cereal, cheese and watches to Japan all face lower tariffs now."
Is that what we have to look forward to? "lower tariffs" with the EU?
Think Tanks are rarely independent. There many be one or two in the UK but I'm struggling to think who they might be.
Think of them as the political equivalent of money launderers.
How long have you worked for the Treasury?????
Well much better than higher tariffs........and the agreement of a Trade deal is mutual, so if they wish for tariffs, despite them losing most, if they maintain their balance of trade advantage as an economic bloc, that is their decision......agreement has to be mutual.
Mind you - I don't believe we export many chocolates.