Thread: Brexit discussion
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Old 21-09-2017, 18:43   #161
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
I would like Old Boy to expand on his answers to these interesting questions, if he has time.
I am not advocating the Singapore option for our trading arrangements, but a low tax economy would certainly be an attractive option for Britain if the EU refused to agree to an amicable arrangement with the UK.

As for the balance between the public and private sector, I think we should apply whatever is most efficient. Some things are best done in the private sector, some in the public sector. I really think we pay far too much attention to which sector is providing the service. Some would have the public sector doing everything, just for the sake of it.
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