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NAVIGATION
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| The EU gives us free trade with the rest of the EU: there are no taxes incurred for doing so. If we leave the EU, we will be forced to pay taxes where we wouldn't have been before. Alternatively, we could trade with other world countries, although there would still be a tax incurred. |
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| The EU spreads around its money to the areas which need it. Leaving would mean the loss of this funding. |
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| The EU currently standardises many factors within the EU, such as Health & Safety and Legal Rights, so that people and businesses know what to expect. Also, if a law is universal, it is usually the best from the choice. If we leave, we will lose this standardisation, making travel abroad more complicated. |
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| Leaving The EU would mean tighter border controls within the EU, making it more difficult to make a tour around Europe. Also, it would mean more security controls in ports and airports. Also, we would lose the right to many things we take for granted, such as free emergency treatment. |
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Loss Of Unlimited Duty Free
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Included in the dropped trade barriers is the dropped limit on duty free products.These limits are:
- 200 cigarettes or 100 cigarillos or 50 cigars or 250 grams of tobacco
- 2 litres of still table wine
- 1 litre of spirits or strong liqueurs over 22% volume, or 2 litres of fortified wine, sparkling wine or other liqueurs
- 50 grammes worth of perfume (60cc or 2 fl oz)
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