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Contrary to what most are saying... I think the EU would remain intact at least for the time being. I sense that there'll be some reform within the EU to discourage their other member states from following suit.
The future of the UK (or rather what will be left of it) seems bleak partly because the the EU won't go easy on trade agreements. Companies may choose to relocate to somewhere within the EU from the UK and job losses won't be of any help to the UK either. Won't go as far as saying that they'll never achieve that supercharged economy but if they do it may take decades...Don't know if the other EU states would be inclined to take the risk.
PS: I thought it would be interesting to point out that the voter demographics showed older folks voted for a future (Brexit) that the younger ones didn't wish for. The remain vote might have won if 15/16/17yr old individuals were allowed to vote.
Anupamaa
