"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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In article ,
Ray wrote:


"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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In article , Richard
wrote:
Thanks for confirming the Bexiteer answer. To make the UK
competitive again, we have to reduce labour costs.

It has always been the case. Either reduce costs or improve
productivity. The latter is very difficult with an entitled workforce.

So please explain just how leaving the EU will improve this? Remove
that 'entitlement'? Allow the pound to fall while not raising wages to
compensate? Making energy and food etc more expensive?

That wouldn't make locally produced food more expensive.

41% of the UK's food is imported.

But it is far from clear how true that will be post BRexit
given that when in the EU it's so easy to move food
around the EU with no penalty for doing that other
than the cost of the fuel used in the trucks.

And watch the price of UK produced
rocket if that becomes more expensive.

No reason why that should happen.

Do you actually live in the real world?

You clearly don't.