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Britain should retain a global outlook in its political and economic affairs. Whilst recognising her proximity to and trade relations with Europe, it is argued that in order to compete on the world stage Britain should adopt a more flexible economy along American lines as a contrast to the European model. Importantly, this means retaining economic and political sovereignty.

View that transfer of policy making powers to the European Union by its member states might rekindle extreme nationalism and erode democracy; warns of risks involved in adoption of the "euro" single currency controlled by a central bank, which is planned to take place on Jan. 1, 1999.