How will the Brexit result affect the US economy ?
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2016-06-25 3:39 am
It will not affect me in even a small way since I have no stocks,money saved or a home.Only the very rich will lose some power over others.
2016-07-02 12:57 am
2 reasons.
One through our sibling country being pressure by manipulated youth turned by Authoritarian Marxists agengadas will turn on the youth of the US who are waking up to the bs of Athoritarian Marxism agendas especially our feminist, Black lives matter, and weak minded easily decieved people who are young and nieve who will follow the same examples leading a world of Orsen Welles 1984 where people fear and hate each other leading to an economic collaps of having them fight each other over trading peacefully with one another as allied nations, being enemy nations instead through competitive who is better. Emma Watson ring a bell?
Two, Marxism has covertedly taken 2/3 of the world. What makes you think the UK and the US wants to join it? Maybe Canada does, but not us. Why do you think most other countries are broke and slummy compared to the both of them? Who's taking all their money and leaving them in the dumps? Not us, not the UK either. Marxism is.
One through our sibling country being pressure by manipulated youth turned by Authoritarian Marxists agengadas will turn on the youth of the US who are waking up to the bs of Athoritarian Marxism agendas especially our feminist, Black lives matter, and weak minded easily decieved people who are young and nieve who will follow the same examples leading a world of Orsen Welles 1984 where people fear and hate each other leading to an economic collaps of having them fight each other over trading peacefully with one another as allied nations, being enemy nations instead through competitive who is better. Emma Watson ring a bell?
Two, Marxism has covertedly taken 2/3 of the world. What makes you think the UK and the US wants to join it? Maybe Canada does, but not us. Why do you think most other countries are broke and slummy compared to the both of them? Who's taking all their money and leaving them in the dumps? Not us, not the UK either. Marxism is.
參考: None of us make child soldiers killing people in Africa. That is the result of Marxism. Marxism is caused from brainwashing youths with political correctness, micro-agressions, followed by waste of tax dollars reprogram society programs, sectioning people in different classes of categories with a high class of course from high to lower class, then by making slaves work for you for free through deception of threat of death and fear of real death who disobey, and finally economic collapse, then(excuse my metaphor) those greedy Jews leave everybody behind fucked over taking all the cash made from their misery and slavery, and go make Marxism else where for a profit while the country they fucked in the ass is in ruine still following the ideology.
2016-06-29 10:57 am
No effect whatsoever. I don't think it will have much impact on European trade either. Banks and companies distance themselves from such political drama. When the smoke clears the world still needs to buy stuff and export stuff. Brexit is good for the UK, the right choice was made.
2016-06-27 5:04 pm
It's too early to tell.
2016-06-25 4:11 am
Now that is the question.
2016-06-25 4:09 am
Stocks go down. Down they go.
2016-06-24 9:55 pm
Okay, I checked my retirement account, and it's healthy. It"s mainly mutual funds. It went up 0.003 per cent this month.
2016-06-29 10:23 am
Much less than it might affect the British economy.
But steady on - Britain has not yet begun the formal process (Article 50) of leaving the EU, and there is much rearguard activity within the UK intended to ensure that Brexit does not actually happen. Not least the idea that Scotland might leave the UK and stay in the EU, given the strong vote in Scotland for remaining in the EU
Experience over several decades has led me to the conclusion that forecasts of economic performance are sometimes wide of the mark.
But steady on - Britain has not yet begun the formal process (Article 50) of leaving the EU, and there is much rearguard activity within the UK intended to ensure that Brexit does not actually happen. Not least the idea that Scotland might leave the UK and stay in the EU, given the strong vote in Scotland for remaining in the EU
Experience over several decades has led me to the conclusion that forecasts of economic performance are sometimes wide of the mark.
2016-06-25 3:33 am
Don't do the knee jerk and panic
2016-06-24 7:58 pm
In the short term Wall Street is going to go through a panic cycle. In the longer term, everything will adjust, and go on much as it was before the vote.
2016-06-24 7:17 pm
In the long run, very little.
2016-07-04 10:17 pm
Aha! here we go. America's exports to the UK amounted to $56.4 billion or 3.8% of its overall exports in 2015. That's ~4% of the United States' exports. As the UK's economy goes to **** (which it has been), that won't be nearly as... well... possible. It won't be a MASSIVE difference, at least not all at once, but it WILL be affecting our economy as well.
2016-07-03 1:51 am
It won't.
2016-07-03 1:47 am
UK wasn't in the EU 50 years ago, and everyone/everything was fine. Norway and Switzerland are not in the corrupted dictatorship either, and they don't want to join. The British didn't even wanted to be in the Eurozone, while others had to, and almost bankrupted.
2016-06-29 12:40 pm
Nil
2016-06-24 9:00 pm
It could cause the US to slip back into recession if Brexit causes a recession in the UK because the US does an enormous amount of trade and has lots of ties with the UK.
Recessions can't be kept within borders if UK goes to recession other countries tied to it may too.
Recessions can't be kept within borders if UK goes to recession other countries tied to it may too.
2016-06-24 10:24 pm
Fart
2016-06-24 7:48 pm
Britain is now at the back of the queue that little guy way back there waiting patiently to be called
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