Price Rises

[Georgiesmum]

What, if any price rises are you expecting us to see after Brexit?

[Islay]

Air and ferry travel and possibly food because of the first two

[Voltage]

none in particular

[Zacs-Master]

Lightbulbs.

[bookbinder]

The prices of some items rise frequently, anyway, so - unless post-Brexit price rises are really dramatic - we probably won't notice much difference.

[douglas9401]

Everything, it's a golden opportunity the like of which hasn't been seen since decimalisation of the currency.

'It's Brexit mate' will be the cachphrase of every spiv and profiteer, in a suit or not.

[Jackdaw33]

I fully expect the price of Spanish onions and French letters to rise.

[Buenchico]

Food:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-44060430

[Old_Geezer]

I'm not bothering with expectation. Whatever change occurs we'll adjust to, and believe things will be better in the long run when all's settled. No point in guessing what goes up or down on day one.

[-Talbot-]

Toilet roll, mouse traps and crumpets.

[aelmpvw]

whatever price rises there are will be blamed on brexit

[dunnitall]

None IMO co a it's all hype

[Georgiesmum]

I was thinking of tea and coffee
and spices

[Georgiesmum]

.... and tropical fruits

[Baldric]

Are The Tropics ^^^ in the EU?

[johnny.5]

I think the cost of living will go up
but I don't think it will lose any of its popularity

[Baldric]

Is he ^^^^ right?

[douglas9401]

Har har.

[vetuste_ennemi]

Price falls in all[i goods which we will buy at world prices, and which currently attract (often massive) tariffs under the Customs Union. Like lots of food.

Of course, this means that we will have left the EU [i]de facto] not just in name.

[Zacs-Master]

Price falls! Yeah right.
This thread identifies most people’s naivety about how world trade works and especially the situation with EU tariffs, post Brexit.