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In this case, "in the EU" is a shorthand for "in the single market", "in the customs union", or "in the EEA (plus Switzerland)". High-level discussions rarely
by kergonath 2y ago
In this case, "in the EU" is a shorthand for "in the single market", "in the customs union", or "in the EEA (plus Switzerland)".
High-level discussions rarely go down to this level of detail, and from the point of view of the consumers it is not very relevant. What matters is coupling with the US or China, and the relevant regulations.
- Lio 2y ago> In this case, "in the EU" is a shorthand for "in the single market", "in the customs union", or "in the EEA (plus Switzerland)". No it isn’t because the UK is not in the EEA or the single market. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Economic_Area https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Economic_Area