Do we really need to be in the EU?
Is there another way? What are the alternatives?
Learn more »If we left the EU some people think we could be like other countries that didn’t join the EU. Like
Learn more »Norway didn’t join the EU. On the face of it Norway did the right thing. It kept its fish. It is
Learn more »Yes, it kept its fish but not completely Because it’s a member of another trading organisation,
Learn more »It’s much smaller. Less than a tenth of our size. Its economy is heavily dependent on oil. O i l It
Learn more »If we left the EU and became like Norway, we wouldn’t really be leaving at all. Norway is a member
Learn more »It pays about 340 million euros per annum to the EU. In fact it’s the 10th largest net contributor.
Learn more »Norway is a member of lots of EU agencies and programmes. But despite all this, it gets nothing back
Learn more »It’s another rich country like Norway. It does lots of business with the EU. But it doesn’t
Learn more »It has access to the goods trade in return for signing up to EU rules. But has limited access to other
Learn more »Canada’s relationship with the EU (EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) that took
Learn more »Under this arrangement the UK could set its own trade policies with non EU countries. Because of size
Learn more »It’s not a new idea. We thought about joining an Atlantic trading area in the 1970s. We thought
Learn more »Some people think we could be part of the North American Free Trade Area. We do a lot of business with
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