Because foreign investors believe that Britain's leaving of the EU will be bad for business, so are not looking to invest in the country as much as they used to. When Britain was committed to membership of the European Union, it was open to the EU single market, ensuring free trade links between it and other European nations that were enshrined in European law. Now that the UK has voted to leave, it's trading and business links to the European Union may not be as open and accessible as they used to be, resulting in tariffs being levied upon exports and imports. This will make it more costly for outside investors to manufacture and sell their goods from the UK, so they are not investing so heavily in the UK economy, resulting in the value of the pound sterling falling on international markets.
YesAll members of the European Union have the right to leave.
The term is Brexit, and refers to the British exitfrom the European Union.
the rabbits leave dropping everywhere which acts as a kind of fertilizer its not just European rabbits though.
On June 23, 2016, British citizens voted to exit the European Union (EU). The referendum resulted in Britain leaving the EU. The withdrawal upset global markets, including currencies, resulting the British pound to fall to its lowest level in 31 years.Brexit is an abbreviation for "British Exit".
No, the UK will not leave the European Union, at least not any time soon.
Their main policy is that the UK should leave the European Union.
They are people who do not support the European Union and think there are many flaws in it. The European Union is an organisation, but not everyone in each of the member country likes every aspect of it. Even some political parties in some countries do not favour aspects of membership of the European Union. There are 28 members, but not all of them use the Euro for example. So people or political parties that have problems with the European Union and do not like being in it and think it would be better to leave it are referred to as Euro sceptics. They are sceptical about the European Union.They are people who do not support the European Union and think there are many flaws in it. The European Union is an organisation, but not everyone in each of the member country likes every aspect of it. Even some political parties in some countries do not favour aspects of membership of the European Union. There are 28 members, but not all of them use the Euro for example. So people or political parties that have problems with the European Union and do not like being in it and think it would be better to leave it are referred to as Euro sceptics. They are sceptical about the European Union.They are people who do not support the European Union and think there are many flaws in it. The European Union is an organisation, but not everyone in each of the member country likes every aspect of it. Even some political parties in some countries do not favour aspects of membership of the European Union. There are 28 members, but not all of them use the Euro for example. So people or political parties that have problems with the European Union and do not like being in it and think it would be better to leave it are referred to as Euro sceptics. They are sceptical about the European Union.They are people who do not support the European Union and think there are many flaws in it. The European Union is an organisation, but not everyone in each of the member country likes every aspect of it. Even some political parties in some countries do not favour aspects of membership of the European Union. There are 28 members, but not all of them use the Euro for example. So people or political parties that have problems with the European Union and do not like being in it and think it would be better to leave it are referred to as Euro sceptics. They are sceptical about the European Union.They are people who do not support the European Union and think there are many flaws in it. The European Union is an organisation, but not everyone in each of the member country likes every aspect of it. Even some political parties in some countries do not favour aspects of membership of the European Union. There are 28 members, but not all of them use the Euro for example. So people or political parties that have problems with the European Union and do not like being in it and think it would be better to leave it are referred to as Euro sceptics. They are sceptical about the European Union.They are people who do not support the European Union and think there are many flaws in it. The European Union is an organisation, but not everyone in each of the member country likes every aspect of it. Even some political parties in some countries do not favour aspects of membership of the European Union. There are 28 members, but not all of them use the Euro for example. So people or political parties that have problems with the European Union and do not like being in it and think it would be better to leave it are referred to as Euro sceptics. They are sceptical about the European Union.They are people who do not support the European Union and think there are many flaws in it. The European Union is an organisation, but not everyone in each of the member country likes every aspect of it. Even some political parties in some countries do not favour aspects of membership of the European Union. There are 28 members, but not all of them use the Euro for example. So people or political parties that have problems with the European Union and do not like being in it and think it would be better to leave it are referred to as Euro sceptics. They are sceptical about the European Union.They are people who do not support the European Union and think there are many flaws in it. The European Union is an organisation, but not everyone in each of the member country likes every aspect of it. Even some political parties in some countries do not favour aspects of membership of the European Union. There are 28 members, but not all of them use the Euro for example. So people or political parties that have problems with the European Union and do not like being in it and think it would be better to leave it are referred to as Euro sceptics. They are sceptical about the European Union.They are people who do not support the European Union and think there are many flaws in it. The European Union is an organisation, but not everyone in each of the member country likes every aspect of it. Even some political parties in some countries do not favour aspects of membership of the European Union. There are 28 members, but not all of them use the Euro for example. So people or political parties that have problems with the European Union and do not like being in it and think it would be better to leave it are referred to as Euro sceptics. They are sceptical about the European Union.They are people who do not support the European Union and think there are many flaws in it. The European Union is an organisation, but not everyone in each of the member country likes every aspect of it. Even some political parties in some countries do not favour aspects of membership of the European Union. There are 28 members, but not all of them use the Euro for example. So people or political parties that have problems with the European Union and do not like being in it and think it would be better to leave it are referred to as Euro sceptics. They are sceptical about the European Union.They are people who do not support the European Union and think there are many flaws in it. The European Union is an organisation, but not everyone in each of the member country likes every aspect of it. Even some political parties in some countries do not favour aspects of membership of the European Union. There are 28 members, but not all of them use the Euro for example. So people or political parties that have problems with the European Union and do not like being in it and think it would be better to leave it are referred to as Euro sceptics. They are sceptical about the European Union.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
A country could have a referendum to ask its people if they want to leave. If the people voted for this, the country could then leave.
It is a geographical part of the continent of Europe, being off the mainland of Europe, so it has always been part of Europe and always will be, so the answer to your literal question is no. You are referring to the organisation called the European Union, which is a different thing that Europe. It could leave the European Union.
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NO. As of 9 January 2016, Greece is a member of the European Union and still uses the euro.