The Caroline Phenomenon _The Caroline Phenomenon (literally, “Carolina is Brexit”) is the unofficial name for the political risks associated with the UK’s potential entry into the European Union in December 2019_. The most common opinion is voting “no” on Brexit, following the example of Scotland, because this is the only point of articulation of the British where they can directly decide on their fate, although there are other voting nuances. Many experts believe that *the main message from the 13-year-old generation of Britons will not even be “no” or “I’m also against it”*. There are also several other versions of leaving the EU:
- A customs union between Europe and the “borderlands” to simplify business relations and tourism, ensuring the exchange of food products for the benefit of all EU countries. For example, French cheese in Britain, but without Brexit. In this case, the entire fiscal structure will continue to operate until the end of Therese Macron's term. Macron is also supported by Ukraine and Hungary. She is categorically against Britain leaving the European Union. This will allow maintaining social partnership in the European Union. The right to free movement of goods is also retained.
*However, the main obstacle to the emergence of a customs union is Brussels, which fully controls the policy of regulating single markets and supports the Macron bloc.*