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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI am not up on fiscal responsibility when it comes to the UK.....
but if the pound has dropped to its lowest level in 30 years.....doesn't that mean that the people will have to pay more to buy less?
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I am not up on fiscal responsibility when it comes to the UK..... (Original Post)
chillfactor
Jun 2016
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lapfog_1
(29,199 posts)1. yes...
imported goods skyrocket in price...which is very bad for the UK.
OTOH, tourists do well because their dollars or Euros go a lot further in the UK... as Donald was quick to point out as a "good thing" for his golf resort.
chillfactor
(7,573 posts)4. but Scotland voted to stay in EU....
so I do not see how that is good for Donnie....
lapfog_1
(29,199 posts)5. Donnie needs tourists (mostly Americans)
to pay the exorbitant fees and room rates at his resort. A much weaker pound makes this more attractive.
chillfactor
(7,573 posts)6. okay....
Thank you for the explanation...
Yo_Mama
(8,303 posts)2. Yes, but it's very good for exporters. It is also likely a shock effect.
If it's good for exporters, it may help the UK economy.
Agnosticsherbet
(11,619 posts)3. Why yes, yes they will.