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I would say the underlying assumption is that the EU will want a free trade agreement (or some variation of one) with the UK for their own benefit. And consider
by TapWaterBandit 4y ago
I would say the underlying assumption is that the EU will want a free trade agreement (or some variation of one) with the UK for their own benefit. And considering the mutual advantages here I think this is a fair assumption to make.
- halpmeh 4y agoIt’s also in the EU’s interest to make the UK a pariah. A lesson to others on the dangers of leaving the bloc. I don’t see the EU caring so much about restoring free trade with the UK. It would present an image of groveling and send the wrong message.