See the four options laid out: > 1. Norway option: Staying in the EU Single Market and leaving the Customs Union would mean full access to the Single Market fo

See the four options laid out: > 1. Norway option: Staying in the EU Single Market and leaving the Customs Union would mean full access to the Single Market for both goods and services, but the UK would have to continue to abide by the EU’s four freedoms, including freedom of movement. […] > 2. Turkey option: Leaving the EU Single Market and EU Customs Union, but creating a new customs union with the EU. This would ensure tariff-free trade for goods covered by new customs union, but mean applying the EU’s common external tariff for trade to those goods imported from other countries. […] > 3. Leaving the Single Market and Customs Union, but negotiating a new bespoke bilateral free trade and customs agreement. […] Swiss, Ukraine, Canada as examples > 4. World Trade Organization (WTO) option: Leaving the Single Market and Customs Union without a deal. […] * https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/article/explainer/options-uks-trading-relationship-eu https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/article/explainer/...