But nobody will get exactly what they want. The UK should remain integrated with EU regulations on goods but not on services, according to a proposal from thinktank Open Europe, outlined in its report Striking a Balance: A blueprint for the UK-EU future economic relationship. With around 80% of the UK economy services-based, the organisation suggested divergence should be managed. “Services are an important part of our economy, and we need them as much as any other sector,” said Andrew Adonis, director general of Open Europe. Open Europe believe the proposal would strike a balance between leavers and remainers.
The UK should remain integrated with EU regulations on goods but not on services, according to a proposal from thinktank Open Europe, outlined in its report Striking a Balance: A blueprint for the UK-EU future economic relationship. With around 80% of the UK economy services-based, the organisation suggested divergence should be managed. “Services are an important part of our economy, and we need them as much as any other sector,” said Andrew Adonis, director general of Open Europe. Open Europe believe the proposal would strike a balance between leavers and remainers.