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The article discusses the possible economic effects of British Prime Minster David Cameron's decision to consider withdrawing Great Britain from the European Union, and describes the export trade and financial conditions of companies such as BM Catalysts. Conservative Party members' attitudes, British exports to Europe and Asia, and public opinion on the Union are also discussed, as well as the economic conditions of the Union.

The article examines the effects of an epidemic of residential real estate foreclosures in Great Britain. British consumers are highly indebted, and foreclosures and personal bankruptcies are increasing at a dramatic rate. Almost all British mortgages carry adjustable interest rates, meaning the credit crunch of 2007 has a disproportionate effect on homeowners' finances. Some have resorted to "sell and rent back" agreements, losing money and title, but not their homes.