Tuesday 11 November 2014

Our Economy would not damaged by EU referendum - David Cameron

Our Economy would not damaged by EU referendum - David Cameron 


 


U K Prime Minister David Cameron has denied argues a EU referendum will harm the UK financial system, criticizing those who fight the UK should settle in the EU "come what may possibly".
Cameron said business leaders that the UK was saving more inward investment than the total of the EU without being effected by his 2017 referendum oath. He added, he would push for more tough immigration controls regardless of business worries over UK skills lack. Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband will also talk at the CBI's yearly meeting.
Through a normal election 6 months left, the 3 leaders of the major Westminster parties are looking for reassure business chiefs that their plans and views on an EU referendum are in the UK's national and financial importance. Business companies have warned that the view of a referendum is reasoning insecurity and could discourage them from looking to increase or hiring new employees.

 

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