I'm working on something in the vein of the idea about "how to present different forms of answers for different approaches to answering the same question". As such this blog merely draws attention to The Market Solution in a form which may be welcome to people for different reasons as well as allowing me to copy and paste the relevant information here, while I continue on with my own "project".
EU Referendum: Flexcit, the pamphlet
Why we care about attention to detail, and why we have a plan
(2) The Market Solution: Stage Two - Free movement, immigration and asylum
(3) The Market Solution: Stage Three – Creating a genuine European single market
(4) The Market Solution: Stage Four – Restoring Independent Policies
Here's some resources that look into correcting that debate more accurately so we can actually progress the scope of arguments more widely and more deeply:-
The EFTA/EEA Route: An "off the shelf" model
The EFTA/EEA route - A soft landing
(A) For successful Brexit negotiations, we need to adopt a transitional arrangement
(B) Brexit: in "Europe" and ruled by Norway
(C) The EEA Acquis: Norway adopts 1 in 5 of all EU laws
(D) EEA costs: What does Norway pay?
(E) The EEA "emergency brake"
(F) The UK will not have to renegotiate its trade deals
SUMMARY:-
Norway has no influence?
The Norway Option — Some bookmarks
Finally:-
Article 50 And Withdrawal: An explainer