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Economic effect for the people in UK 43.2

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Background: Leaving the UE won the referendum in UK
Question: Economic effect of the result for the common people of UK within next 12 months
Answer: 43 zhi 49
Time of divination: June 24, 2016 02:20 local time
Month: Wu (fire)
Day: Chou (earth)
Void: Shen (metal) and You (metal)

A text-based interpretation gives a very optimistic reading:
There may be danger and anxiety but in the end there will be no harm due to readiness, resolution and caution. Distribution of wealth from the top to the bottom of society is advisible to secure governability.

A Wen Wan Gua interpretation gives a more nuanced reading:
a) The subject is the common people of UK. In 43, it is You (metal) with Turtle animal atached. This implies that the common people would feel disappointed by the economic effect of the referendum. There are 3 negative signs: fire of the month destroys metal; Chou of the day is the Tomb of metal; and You is void. All of this implies that common people are in a very weak position regarding the economic consequences of the Brexit result.
b) The spirit of focus is Asset. In 43 there are 2 lines with the Asset relative attached. Line 1 is Zi and line 4 is Hai. This means differentiated effects of the Brexit result: Zi is attached with Fenix animal, representing the financial and speculative sector; Hai is the closest one to the Subject, representing the common people's economy. In both cases, there are negative signs... but Zi becomes active since Zi combines with Chou of the day. Therefore, the financial sector get more benefits than the common people.
c) The changing line is Yin (wood) with Official relative. It moves to combine with Hai (common people's economy). The effect after change is Chou, which produces metal (subject) and combines with Zi (financial sector).
So, there would be lots of dangers and negative consequences on common people; the government would need to support the common people even at the cost of public debt and stricter regulation on the financial sector; but even in that case, the common people would suffer the first 12 months after the referendum

My personal interpretation:
This is a delicate situation. The common people in the UK may feel disappointed and robbed when the economic effect of the Brexit result starts to hit their pockets; especially when/if they see the financial sector is the only one making gains. Under this circumstances, the goverment should (would be forced to) support the common people's economy, either by way of public debt, subsidies or any other method to distribute weatlh to te lower clases; even if this implies the Gov must confront and limit the financial sector. Only acting in this way, the risk to governability could be avoided.

Let's see how this evolves.
 

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