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

Table of content
Reasons for exit
Reaction to voting
Effects

voting
For
51,9%
against
48,1%

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

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

effects

Effects for GB
The demand for citizenship and the residence permit of the EU member states have increased
"Brain drain" - foreign specialists because of difficulties with getting a visa may prefer to immigrate to other countries
Changes in legislation based on provisions established by the EU
Changes in the social assistance package for immigrants
Due to the fall in currency, the flow of tourists has grown - a sharp jump in sales of luxury goods
In the next decade, the level of real income of the population is expected to decline
Sentiments of separatism and europhobia in the UK
The need to sign a new trade agreement with 27 countries

Effects for the European Union
Partial loss of markets in the UK is possible
Perhaps the development of a new wave of separatism against the EU in almost all its states, but especially in Greece, Sweden and Finland
The growth of the euro against the pound
Partial or complete expulsion from England of labor migrants
Creation of a checkpoint at the entrance to the tunnel under the Channel, which will greatly increase the travel time of the Paris-London train