Why the Bank of England wants Britain to stay in the EU

W David McCausland

Why the Bank of England wants Britain to stay in the EU

Economics

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The Bank of England has entered the EU referendum debate. Its report, along with comments from governor Mark Carney, emphasise the benefits that membership of the EU brings the UK. Carney says membership makes the UK more dynamic, giving it greater potential for growth, and more resilient to shocks. But he also warned of the need to safeguard the UK against further eurozone integration.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publisher	The Conversation UK
Publication status	Published - 22 Oct 2015

Keywords

European Union (EU)
Eurozone
Bank of England
Mark Carney
Brexit

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