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Tarrifs are not the problem. Even without tarrifs there are additional costs involved, mainly because both sides can't trust the other sides' regulations.
by bayesian_horse 10y ago
Tarrifs are not the problem. Even without tarrifs there are additional costs involved, mainly because both sides can't trust the other sides' regulations.
- UK-AL 10y agoI would still expect every single EU regulation to be in place tbh. I've heard that all EU laws will remain in place unless explicitly removed
- bayesian_horse 10y agoEU regulation has to be signed into law by national parliaments. These laws won't go away. It's a bit more complicated though.
- sievebrain 10y agoExisting laws were already signed in. It's only new laws/changes that'd have to be implemented. In fact, nothing stops the UK following the EU laws that it wants to afterwards as well.