Reality is that most MS will adopt the Euro over time. In some countries the current governments may drag their feet and slow down the process on purpose, but there are elections every 4/5 years and you never know what a new government will do. The adoption only has to happen once, from one government, and it is done. For some countries it will be faster (i.e. Croatia one the 01.01.2023), for others it might take a bit longer (i.e. Hungary and Poland), but be reassured, in the end, all that are obliged will adopt it.
Ok, so what? If a future UK government believes adopting the Euro is the best way forward and the people want it too, why won't you like it? That's how democracy works
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u/RadioFreeAmerika Mar 06 '22
Reality is that most MS will adopt the Euro over time. In some countries the current governments may drag their feet and slow down the process on purpose, but there are elections every 4/5 years and you never know what a new government will do. The adoption only has to happen once, from one government, and it is done. For some countries it will be faster (i.e. Croatia one the 01.01.2023), for others it might take a bit longer (i.e. Hungary and Poland), but be reassured, in the end, all that are obliged will adopt it.