Bob_Marley
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Without the EU our economy would be in rather a worse way. Greater tax on exports, less free movement, etc.
But most of all we'd lose acess to one key thing - a large, industrious hardworking workforce of Eastern Europeins who will happily do jobs that the vast majority of British people would never even consider, dismissing them as "dead end" and low paying. Due to the wealth difference between us and said Eastern Europein countries not only does this benefit us, but also them, they can take new skills and money earned hear back to thier homelands.
Also, very few stay on in this country for long periods of time, they might be here for a year or three, working legally and paying taxes. However, they dont stay till 65, so they dont draw a pension, as they're working they dont qualify for benefits, the vast majority of the workers either have no children or leave them at home while they work over here. Essentially, they pay rather alot of money into the pot while they take very little out.
But most of all we'd lose acess to one key thing - a large, industrious hardworking workforce of Eastern Europeins who will happily do jobs that the vast majority of British people would never even consider, dismissing them as "dead end" and low paying. Due to the wealth difference between us and said Eastern Europein countries not only does this benefit us, but also them, they can take new skills and money earned hear back to thier homelands.
Also, very few stay on in this country for long periods of time, they might be here for a year or three, working legally and paying taxes. However, they dont stay till 65, so they dont draw a pension, as they're working they dont qualify for benefits, the vast majority of the workers either have no children or leave them at home while they work over here. Essentially, they pay rather alot of money into the pot while they take very little out.