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The European Banking Authority (EBA) has issued a warning on potential risks related to virtual currencies, but the warning is largely focused on the possibility of fraud and theft. 
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This revision presentation provides background on the debate over possible UK BREXIT - a departure from membership of the EU single market. Via Geoff Riley
Geoff Riley's curator insight,
December 1, 2015 3:40 PM
The EU is the UK’s major trading partner, accounting for 45% of exports and 53% of imports of goods and services in 2014. The EU is also a major source of inward investment into the UK. In 2013, EU countries accounted for £453 billion of the stock of inward Foreign Direct Investment, 46% of the total.
Over £4 billion worth of exports are sold by the UK to EU countries each week an in 2014, the UK had a trade deficit of £62 billion with the European Union. 
WGSMacroeconomics's curator insight,
January 12, 2016 1:09 PM
Something that we will be studying soon in the upper sixth |
A timely overview for students researching some of take key issues involved in the impending UK/EU referendum
Interesting reading in preparation for next term's study of the EU