It's the Jobs, Stupid!

By now, the British people would have new fears arising from the Brexit referendum.

It is obvious that the people who voted for 'Leave EU' are the poorer people and people who are feeling the pressure from immigrants who are taking away jobs from them. This means that if remain in EU can lead to more jobs, UK would not want to leave EU.

It's the jobs, stupid!

Every politician that does not know this is either stupid or naive. This explains the popularity of Donald Trump too.

Since we cannot reverse history, we have to live with the consequences of leaving EU. The only way forward for UK is to create more jobs. How?

In fact leaving EU means that UK will enjoy fewer export and business opportunities in Europe, and will become a costlier place as imports will become dearer with the declining pound. This will lead to fewer jobs. How?

One way is to forget about creating jobs and instead focus on creating business opportunities and make people become entrepreneurs, not employees. How? Our next article will reveal to you secrets to converting any employee into entrepreneur (or intrapreneur) in 3 easy steps.
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