Brexit, signaling developing nations: gains and loses to international trade - Couverture souple

Amusa, Abdulateef

Couverture souple

ISBN 10 : 1694322556 ISBN 13 : 9781694322555

Editeur : Independently published, 2019

Synopsis

According to the author Amusa Abdulateef ‘Brexit is synonymous to Britain Exit from the European Union market for reasons manifest by the former Prime Minister, Theresa May’. It is onus on a leader at the helms to protect the interest of the nation before it may be too late. Drastic ailment needs drastic actions to nip the ills in the bud. By the revelations, ‘it is better to take right, decisive and courageous steps before the negative consequences on the nation the leader took oath to protect her economic, political and security interest. Lessons are there for the nations of the world. National economic interest and possibly the political and other interests could pave the way for the championing for the exit. There are economic indices and factors that catalyzed the efforts to exit the big market which others outside the bloc are dreaming to explore’ buttressed the author. The developing nations in the landlocked nations in Africa have lessons to learn from the Brexit. Recently, Aliko Dangote lamented the smuggling from the francophone nations that are neighbouring nation to Nigeria as dangerous to the economy and industrialization of Nigeria. Yet, there is ECOWAS economic pact which is proposing one-currency and one-market. Would this add values to the Nigerian market and economy including industrialization? Aside that, African Free Trade Agreement (AFTA) pact, a template of European Union (EU), from the Rwanda meeting of African Union (AU) is also on the pipeline. Many questions come to the mind, to the author, ‘if an advanced economy like United Kingdom could exit a prosperous market like EU after some years as active member, then what about the landlocked nations in the world sharing the same bloc with different history of colonialization particularly in the underdeveloped Africa? Factually, the difference in political and economic philosophies by different colonial background is badly affecting the growth of economy in the nations by all economic indices. What are these lessons? The lessons are the main focus of the book to educate the nations that are landlocked on how to protect the economic and other interests of the nation from external forces. According to the author, Cooperation of European nations after World War 2 brought the first six nations of France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, Netherlands and Germany together to form European Community (EC) that would foster trading and spreading the wealth. The formation led to treaties of Rome, Lisbon and Maastricht in Netherlands to formalize the union and the European Community (EC) became European Union (EU) where the nations within could join. One fact is crystal clear, joining of the union by Britain and the plan to exit is about national economic interest.European Economic Community created different policies to foster economic and political relations for the gains to be shared. Through this, parliament was formed where members had seats and the single currency Euro was birthed with European Free Trade Association (EFTA) reforms and regulations to trade together without restrictions on the borders by the citizens of the 28-member nations. Britain joined the union, later by apparently ‘inconclusive’ referendum decided to withdraw its membership for threatening to its economic and political independence she had been enjoyed in the pre-EU membership period. What are these reasons? Won’t the ‘no to exit’ by Scotland and North Ireland have its toll on Britain later? How can we relate the Brexit to the developing nations especially in the other continents wherein West Africa, a sub-continent? What happen with post-Brexit on Britain? What lessons are learnt from Brexit by developing nations? The book shall open eyes of the policy makers and implementers of all nations in such peculiar association in the other parts of the world. This book is a prized asset to the apostles and the antagonists of Brexit including the developing nations of the world. Get your own copy now!

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Independently published
• Date d'édition: 2019
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 10: 1694322556
• ISBN 13: 9781694322555
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 49
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