Being part of the EU is surely not the only way to participate in a free trade market. Could the UK continue with the same policies despite not being part of the EU?
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- The UK do it the "Norway way" this would mean they are part of the European Economic Area, they need to pay into EU budget (roughly 80% of current pay) but have no Seat in Brussels)
- The Switzerland way - bilateral deals and roughly 50% of the Norway way costs.
- Lone Member of WTO.
In any way, Britain would gain the freedom to make its own trade deals (how about TTIP?!).
