The EU has spoiled my speakers...

Yeah, blame productive engineers and customers who buy from a trusted brand. Never blame parasitic overpaid bureaucrats

As opposed to complicated economics 101?

As opposed to complicated econometrics 101.

Econ 101 is easy. Econometrics 101 is hard (relatively), but one doesn't need to know it to have an informed opinion on the referendum.

Quoting university modules like that's how people actually break down chunks of information?

Ahahah well....

We all agree It's better to waste energy!

Damn EUROPE! I Can't wait to see UK leaving EU!

- I WANT to pay for a VISA to have some lovely vacations in Sunny Portugal, Spain or Italy.

Even Americans don't need a visa to visit Europe

- I can't have spontaneous trips outside of UK as I will have to wait for the VISA to come!

As above

- If I have a store in UK I have to pay to send products abroad? Damn Do I have to pay to import something from other country?

Switzerland are not in the EU, yet, they don't seem to have this problem!

"Most goods exported to Switzerland can be zero-rated for UK VAT purposes, as long as documentary evidence of the export is kept. Any extra charges made for freight, shipping, postage or delivery are also zero-rated."

"Swiss VAT should not be charged on goods that are exported from Switzerland into the UK."

- l want to have a year abroad in Erasmus?

"Scholarship amounts can vary according to the level of studies/teaching/research, their duration (3 months to 3 years) and the grantee's nationality (scholarships for non-EU individuals are higher than for EU individuals)."


Wait a second... Damn!

And if you are saying that with BREXIT these regulations will not exist in UK... I believe you are wrong.

Seems like you're the one wrong then

Econometrics is a distinct field in its own right. And it does deal with a lot of information that isn't dealt with in micro or macroeconomic theory.

Also, mainstream economics is largely defined by what is taught in university modules.

See answers within quote

But secondly, really? Source for this? Because I find it hard to believe. Maths would never be broken up into "Solar 4003" and so on.

Yes, definitely! However, America and Switzerland were never in EU right?

UK is in the EU.
So if you think that the UK can just go out without repercussions I think you are a bit naive.

Moreover, BREXIT would cost UK over 11 Billion pounds just in trade!

No, it's not purely speculation.

Do you think a wife should remain with an abusive husband just because he threatens to beat her up? I would never condone such mentality.

Yes, definitely! However, America and Switzerland were never in EU right?

UK is in the EU.
So if you think that the UK can just go out without repercussions I think you are a bit naive.

Moreover, BREXIT would cost UK over 11 Billion pounds just in trade!

No, it's not purely speculation.

If the house starts to burn, you don't get out running as fast as possible. You go and get some extinguisher.

That being said, if you are not happy how the house is being run just make something to change it. Vote for more capable people as eurodeputies.

Sorry, which part do you mean? Could you quote it?

Also, mainstream economics is largely defined by what is taught in university modules.

- I WANT to pay for a VISA to have some lovely vacations in Sunny Portugal, Spain or Italy.

- I can't have spontaneous trips outside of UK as I will have to wait for the VISA to come!

- If I have a store in UK I have to pay to send products abroad? Damn Do I have to pay to import something from other country?

- l want to have a year abroad in Erasmus?

I don't know if that would be the case but even it it was, If you can afford to go abroad then surely you can afford to pay a bit more for a VISA and surely you can be bothered to wait for it.

You know, to me and other people, it seems really quite disgusting how selfish you are that you're complaining because you can't have spontaneous trips outside the UK. Oh, poor you. Some people can't afford to have holidays in the UK, let alone go abroad whenever they feel like it.

Well... Fair enough.

Would you like if Scotland voted yes to leave UK?

My speakers don't do this. That tells me that either:

1) Gigaworks are applying the directive incorrectly

2) Gigaworks simply didn't make their speakers energy-efficient enough to enable them to be always-on

3) Gigaworks haven't managed a low-power solution to the time it takes for the speakers to turn on

No, but polls indicate that Scottish opinion on independence is, essentially, unchanged since the 2014 referendum, in which it voted to stay in. Every poll but very few indicates Scotland would vote in. Furthermore, it isn't necesarily garenteed that Scotland would even vote in favour to stay in the EU, with one poll earlier this month indicating only 49% voting for that. Without getting atleast over 50% of the vote to leave the EU, which isn't certain, it's highly unlikely that the SNP could use this to get a second Scottish independence referendum.

Of course, I wouldn't be suprised if Scotland got a second vote on independence again eventually anyway. This EU referendum doesn't really change that, except, if they get a good majority in Scotland voting to stay in the EU, it could cause it to happen sooner. But even if that did happen, it doesn't seem like Scotland would vote for independence, judging by how the polls are the same as they were before the first referendum: almost entirely in favour of staying in the UK.

But anyway, my point in my most recent post was that I hardly think "Basic Econ 101" is a section of the field. Instead it is more a general phrase referring to how (not) deep into the field the subject matter is.

A vote on these decisions .. LOL

No we would not, dont lie