Table of content. Reasons for exit. Reaction to voting. Effects

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Kate gerasimova
Maxim Cherkasov
GMU1-4
2017

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Table of
content
Reasons for exit
Reaction to voting
Effects

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voting
For
51,9%
against
48,1%

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Reasons
for exit
1.The UK contributes much
more to the budget than it
receives from it
2.Unsuitable for the UK EU
rules in the fields of
agriculture, fisheries, law
and internal affairs

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Reaction
to voting
1.The sharp fall of many
indices on the exchange
2.The British pound fell
against the dollar much more
than expected
3.The resignation of the
Prime Minister

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effects

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Effects
for GB
1.The demand for citizenship
and the residence permit of
the EU member states have
increased
2."Brain drain" - foreign
specialists because of
difficulties with getting a
visa may prefer to immigrate
to other countries
3.Changes in legislation

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Effects
for the
European
Union
1.Partial loss of markets in
the UK is possible
2.Perhaps the development of
a new wave of separatism
against the EU in almost all
its states, but especially
in Greece, Sweden and
Finland
3.The growth of the euro
against the pound
4.Partial or complete
expulsion from England of

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Sources
wikipedia.org/wiki/Brexit
wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom_Europe
an_Union_membership_referendum,_2016