In the UK, which of the following is not a Eurosceptic argument against the UK joining the euro?

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Arguments against the UK joining the euro often focus on the loss of monetary policy flexibility, such as the ability to set interest rates (A and B), and concerns over sovereignty and national independence (D). Emphasizing too much on fiscal policy (C) is not typically a Eurosceptic argument against joining the euro, as the main concerns are usually about losing control over monetary policy and national decision-making.

In the UK, Which of the Following Is Not a Eurosceptic