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Chile is a good example. More deals, better (more often including services) and earlier. Like I said, I've read trade deals. One I actually read almost from st
by sievebrain 10y ago
Chile is a good example. More deals, better (more often including services) and earlier.
Like I said, I've read trade deals. One I actually read almost from start to finish (the recent WTO deal on upgrading customs rules, I forgot the specific name).
If Chile can sign trade deals with much bigger economic powers, much more quickly than the EU can, I see no reason why the UK would be unable to. Can you justify your assertion that trade negotiation is much harder than programming, or is that just a feeling?
- chimprich 10y agoWhat do you think is better about Chile's trade deals compared to, say, the UK's access to the common market? The UK's trade deal with the EU was surely more powerful than Chile's relationship to the US.
- vidarh 10y agoSigning deals fast is easy. Signing deals that cover everything is easy. It's useless to talk about this without analysing what actual benefits they get out of them.