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The costs and benefits (if any) of EU membership

The Bruges Group has found that European Union membership costs Britain over £50 billion per year. We challenged the Government to dispute our figures, however, all the Treasury could say was that, "The benefits are self-evident"

Q.Do you think the Government should create an independent and official inquiry into the costs and benefits of EU membership?

  •  Yes
  •  No
  •  Don't know

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