NilSatisOptimum
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Ultimately, Johnson like Major, is going to have own bunch of barstewards to deal with regarding the EU, but only more and for differing reasons.
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Its in everyone's interest for a deal to be done, so a deal will be done.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Indeed.
And talking of which, the U.K. - Japan FTA has been agreed today.....I wonder if people in here will be happy or sad......
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Pleased, obvs.
honestly pete I’d imagine pete are happy . I can’t imagine Why people would want their country to fail , even more so in these current extraordinary circumstances.
Alan Whittle
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Depends what’s in it I suppose.
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
It pretty much replicates the EU one we had, apparently. The major sticking point was exports of cheese.
Alan Whittle
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Ah, well. We can always change it later if it turns out to be less than oven ready. Can’t we?
What does it entail?
So for most people, it'll be largely meaningless?
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Dunno mate. There was talk about data sharing and stuff, but if I am honest, I havnt a clue what levels of trade we do directly with Japan. (As opposed to Japanese companies in say, the EU for example).
Thing is, as this article explains, the single market was much more valuable (in pure trade terms) because the kind of barriers that exist for the services that are the bedrock to our economy are non-tariff related. So free trade deals with Japan, Canada and so on are better than a kick in the teeth, but they are pretty unlikely to even come close to replicating what we have with Europe, even if you overlook the fact that most trade continues to be done with those nations that are close by geographically.
The EU single market: the value of membership versus access to the UK -
On 23 June 2016, the UK public voted in favour of leaving the European Union. However, important decisions remain about the model for the UK’s relationship with Europe outside of the EU, not least whether the UK seeks to remain a ‘member’ of the Single Market or only seeks (tariff-free)...
www.ifs.org.uk
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Thing is, as this article explains, the single market was much more valuable (in pure trade terms) because the kind of barriers that exist for the services that are the bedrock to our economy are non-tariff related. So free trade deals with Japan, Canada and so on are better than a kick in the teeth, but they are pretty unlikely to even come close to replicating what we have with Europe, even if you overlook the fact that most trade continues to be done with those nations that are close by geographically.
The EU single market: the value of membership versus access to the UK -
On 23 June 2016, the UK public voted in favour of leaving the European Union. However, important decisions remain about the model for the UK’s relationship with Europe outside of the EU, not least whether the UK seeks to remain a ‘member’ of the Single Market or only seeks (tariff-free)...
Quite.
You dont know what you have till you lose it.
orchard
Player Valuation: £60m
Financial services + an ice cream van full of stilton.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Everything the Eu one did plus stuff tailored to the U.K., Financial services, data etc...
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