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But a hit to german trading to the UK is a small price to pay instead of the hit it would take by setting precedent that you can just willy-nilly leave with all
by mioelnir 10y ago
But a hit to german trading to the UK is a small price to pay instead of the hit it would take by setting precedent that you can just willy-nilly leave with all the perks. And I can tell you, the german-language media is already full of "priority number one if to stop a cascading copycat effect".
As a snarky side remark, what will the UK do in the future instead of continuing to import cars, regardless of terms? Rely on its domestic automotive industry?
- kalleboo 10y ago> As a snarky side remark, what will the UK do in the future instead of continuing to import cars, regardless of terms? Rely on its domestic automotive industry? One of the more credible arguments for leaving the EU is so the UK can negotiate their own international trade deals, as they feel the EU has been slow in negotiation. Opening up free trade to the US and Japan would probably be a priority.
- Tomte 10y agoThat's the same United States who have already said that deals with Britain will be scheduled for after a deal with Europe and other big trade blocks?
- kalleboo 10y agoObama said that. Probably just to help the Remain campaign as a favor to Cameron. Trump has said the opposite, Hillary has said nothing aside from repeating how "close our ties are".
- Oletros 10y ago> Opening up free trade to the US and Japan would probably be a priority. And how the deal will be better than the deal between EU and USA/Japan?
- kalleboo 10y agoDifferent priorities. For instance, the UK doesn't have an automotive industry to protect like Germany does. So they could get a trade deal that's more tailor-made to them. Obviously it's a huge risk as well since they're a smaller economy.