Proposed referendum in Britain on exiting or remaining in the European Union has economic and political consequences irrespective of the voters' choice. Current trends are given in the table below.
President Obama favours the status quo whereas Donald Trump has urged the British to walk out. People's preferences appear odd. Conservatives and the poor appear to be on the same side. Interests of Labour party and the rich seem to coincide.
Financial markets which are already in turmoil may undergo more strain post June 23.
Tension created by adversaries in the referendum has already claimed the life of one Labour MP, Jo Cox. If Brexit is favoured, David Cameron will probably resign as prime minister creating political disarray at least for some time.
President Obama favours the status quo whereas Donald Trump has urged the British to walk out. People's preferences appear odd. Conservatives and the poor appear to be on the same side. Interests of Labour party and the rich seem to coincide.
Financial markets which are already in turmoil may undergo more strain post June 23.
Tension created by adversaries in the referendum has already claimed the life of one Labour MP, Jo Cox. If Brexit is favoured, David Cameron will probably resign as prime minister creating political disarray at least for some time.
Tending towards Remaining
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Tending towards Exiting
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Labour partymen
Liberal Democrats
Females
Rich
Young
Scientists
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Conservatives
UK Independent Party
Males
Poor
Old
Farmers
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