600, 000 citizens are there in the us.
how many citizens are there in the us?
600, 000
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a recent, and perhaps the most widely known, push for fiscal localism occurred when the united kingdom voted to leave the european union in 2016. the european union is an economic union that was formed in order to allow free movement of resources and capital between the countries that compose the organization. discussions of the united kingdom leaving the european union have gone on for many years, but was not made official until the public of the united kingdom voted to leave. many of those who were proponents of leaving the european union wanted to do so for economic reasons. nigel farage, one of the most prominent endorsers of the united kingdom leaving the european union, wrote, "we know that the european union is hell bent on further, deeper centralisation." the disdain that nigel farage has for centralization is rooted in both economic and political reasons, but the economic reasons lie in his desire for increased fiscal localism. many citizens of the united kingdom share the same negative view of centralization. this resulted in the voting populace choosing to leave the european union. this historic decision of the united kingdom is an example of a community choosing to reject the increasing globalization of economic institutions and policies. however, many citizens of the united kingdom did not want to leave the european union. these opponents of brexit preferred to remain in an organization that encouraged wealth and services to move freely among countries within the union. the current prime minister of the united kingdom, theresa may, said in april 2016 that if the united kingdom left the european union, "there would be little we could do to stop discriminatory policies being introduced, and london's position as the world's leading financial centre would be in danger."
fiscal localism