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Lubica's avatar

Perhaps this is a silly question — but what exactly is a difference between the present imposition by the EU and the previous by the USSR on their respective ‘member’ states?

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Philalethes's avatar

The pars destruens of the piece makes for entertaining read. As to the implicit pars adstruens, I am afraid is just involuntarily entertaining. Hard to see how the fragmenting of the EU market along national lines - which the author at one point deplores - would result in the growth renaissance that the same author seem to expect from the dismantling of the EU. As to the economic benefits that peoples on the Continent can expect from unfettered national monetary and regulatory sovereignty, they do no t have to look any further than the other side of the Channel.

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