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Could, but most likely won't. It will however most likely do the exact opposite, if our government makes the rights calls in terms of international trade. If w
by vegancap 10y ago
Could, but most likely won't. It will however most likely do the exact opposite, if our government makes the rights calls in terms of international trade.
If we leave, to become more global. I.e free trade deals with China, India, Brazil, the English speaking commonwealth, whom share much of our laws and ways of working. Then we'd be 'quids in'.
- sveme 10y agoNo one knows. I believe it would be a mistake for the UK to leave, as everything down that road is totally open, but I'm actually really curious to see what would happen. Interesting times. "May you live in interesting times" is a curse, mind.
- tonyedgecombe 10y agoYes, we could boost our exports to China, in no time at all we could be doing as well as um... Germany.
- Gys 10y ago> 'I.e free trade deals with China, India, Brazil,' I wonder: would for example California by itself make better trading deals with those countries then the US as a whole can establish ? In economic theory bigger is better. Its interesting you mention only countries bigger then the UK instead of small ones. How do you think those countries look at sizes of other countries and regions ?
- NetStrikeForce 10y agoHe/She doesn't care, because no one cares about small countries. They're unimportant on the grand scale of things... Oh, wait :)
- izacus 10y agoYes, being pushed around by USA even more without the backing of other nations will help you a lot when negotiating independently.