Quote Originally Posted by RonnieBird View Post
That's be variable, wouldn't it ? There'd be a lot of other factors too of course, such as language and political stability, geographical location etc etc ad inf.

If your figure of X existed , it'd be a lot lower than 66m though.

Let's not forget that this figure someone quoted of 508m or whatever it was includes Greece and a lot of East European shithole countries with no spending power, but which require constant subsidies from more developed economies shackled to them in the EU.

We'd also be likely to be a lot less regulated than the EU once transitional measures lapse and thus easier to deal with.
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