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Post by Pacifico on Nov 26, 2023 17:48:18 GMT
The World, obviously. With the increasing number of free trade deals in the far east, USA States the EU is swiftly losing its trading importance. Europe will remain a significant trading partner, but we no longer have to have the EU make our laws in order to sell them products. In the same way that we can trade with Florida with out having Florida making our laws. To surrender this to return to UE rule would be insane. This is Cuckoo Land Like every other ridiculous anti-EU post - Why does it make any sense to attempt to trade with places on the other side of the world, as opposed to your neighbours. ? Most global trade is regional, most of Australias trade is within Asia and the Pacific, most of Canada's trade is with the United States, most of Brazil's business is done in South America.
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Post by andrewbrown on Nov 26, 2023 18:04:13 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Nov 27, 2023 21:21:59 GMT
There are today in the world 193 sovereign or semi independent countries excluding Vatican City and The Palestinian Territories.
The EU comprises of 27 of those countries, and accounts for 40% of UK trade
Meanwhile the rest of the world excluding the EU ( 166 countries ) accounts for the remainder of UK trade, 60%.
THANK YOU ... For confirming that our most important trade partner, by a long way is the European Union.
The reason why "the rest of the world" share of trade has risen in recent years has got nothing to do with EU trade shrinking, it is because of Emerging Markets and the incredible rise of developing nations such as China, India, Brazil, Indonesia and others.
The percentage of trade between fully industrialised, developed nations has shrank all across the world, due entirely to fast emerging economies.
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Post by Pacifico on Nov 27, 2023 22:21:13 GMT
There are today in the world 193 sovereign or semi independent countries excluding Vatican City and The Palestinian Territories. The EU comprises of 27 of those countries, and accounts for 40% of UK trade Meanwhile the rest of the world excluding the EU ( 166 countries ) accounts for the remainder of UK trade, 60%. THANK YOU ... For confirming that our most important trade partner, by a long way is the European Union. The reason why "the rest of the world" share of trade has risen in recent years has got nothing to do with EU trade shrinking, it is because of Emerging Markets and the incredible rise of developing nations such as China, India, Brazil, Indonesia and others. The percentage of trade between fully industrialised, developed nations has shrank all across the world, due entirely to fast emerging economies. The whole point being is that this 'most trade is regional' idea of yours worked a 100 years ago but in the era of the Internet it's as relevant as Whale Oil Lamps. |
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Post by jonksy on Nov 27, 2023 23:36:19 GMT
I bet you wouldn't have posted a link if it had been upgraded. The UK is doing fine now we are not shackled to the EUSSR. |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Nov 28, 2023 6:34:20 GMT
There are today in the world 193 sovereign or semi independent countries excluding Vatican City and The Palestinian Territories. The EU comprises of 27 of those countries, and accounts for 40% of UK trade Meanwhile the rest of the world excluding the EU ( 166 countries ) accounts for the remainder of UK trade, 60%. THANK YOU ... For confirming that our most important trade partner, by a long way is the European Union. The reason why "the rest of the world" share of trade has risen in recent years has got nothing to do with EU trade shrinking, it is because of Emerging Markets and the incredible rise of developing nations such as China, India, Brazil, Indonesia and others. The percentage of trade between fully industrialised, developed nations has shrank all across the world, due entirely to fast emerging economies. The whole point being is that this 'most trade is regional' idea of yours worked a 100 years ago but in the era of the Internet it's as relevant as Whale Oil Lamps. Whale Oil Beef Hooked... |
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Post by om15 on Nov 28, 2023 10:22:38 GMT
If trading with your neighbours means having your domestic laws made by them it makes every sense. Anyway, we are trading with our neighbours, we didn't leave with "no deal", we have a trade deal with the EU, what's the problem? By the way, we are subject to many falsehoods on here, not least the majority of people want to re join the EU, these misleading polls are taken from select groups, here is one from the Daily Express to give balance. 
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Post by Deleted on Nov 28, 2023 17:42:14 GMT
If trading with your neighbours means having your domestic laws made by them it makes every sense. Anyway, we are trading with our neighbours, we didn't leave with "no deal", we have a trade deal with the EU, what's the problem? By the way, we are subject to many falsehoods on here, not least the majority of people want to re join the EU, these misleading polls are taken from select groups, here is one from the Daily Express to give balance. View Attachment Wow, who would ever have believed it ? - 90% of Daily Express readers think we should not rejoin the EU. I reckon 90% of Daily Express readers would vote in favour of putting single mothers in workhouses, and flogging the unemployed. Of course the difference between a poll of Daily Express readers and PROPER Opinion Polls, is that the real ones are conducted scientifically by polling organisations who have been sampling the populations opinions for many years. |
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Post by Pacifico on Nov 28, 2023 18:08:14 GMT
If trading with your neighbours means having your domestic laws made by them it makes every sense. Anyway, we are trading with our neighbours, we didn't leave with "no deal", we have a trade deal with the EU, what's the problem? By the way, we are subject to many falsehoods on here, not least the majority of people want to re join the EU, these misleading polls are taken from select groups, here is one from the Daily Express to give balance. View Attachment Wow, who would ever have believed it ? - 90% of Daily Express readers think we should not rejoin the EU. I reckon 90% of Daily Express readers would vote in favour of putting single mothers in workhouses, and flogging the unemployed. Of course the difference between a poll of Daily Express readers and PROPER Opinion Polls, is that the real ones are conducted scientifically by polling organisations who have been sampling the populations opinions for many years.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 3, 2023 20:06:38 GMT
If trading with your neighbours means having your domestic laws made by them it makes every sense. Anyway, we are trading with our neighbours, we didn't leave with "no deal", we have a trade deal with the EU, what's the problem? By the way, we are subject to many falsehoods on here, not least the majority of people want to re join the EU, these misleading polls are taken from select groups, here is one from the Daily Express to give balance. View Attachment Wow, who would ever have believed it ? - 90% of Daily Express readers think we should not rejoin the EU. I reckon 90% of Daily Express readers would vote in favour of putting single mothers in workhouses, and flogging the unemployed. Of course the difference between a poll of Daily Express readers and PROPER Opinion Polls, is that the real ones are conducted scientifically by polling organisations who have been sampling the populations opinions for many years. The incredible fact to derive from that is that even 10% of Express readers think we should rejoin the EU. Thats right up there with with 10 percent of the priesthood supporting Satan, or 10 percent of all communists supporting privatisation. |
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Post by see2 on Dec 3, 2023 21:29:43 GMT
If trading with your neighbours means having your domestic laws made by them it makes every sense. Anyway, we are trading with our neighbours, we didn't leave with "no deal", we have a trade deal with the EU, what's the problem? By the way, we are subject to many falsehoods on here, not least the majority of people want to re join the EU, these misleading polls are taken from select groups, here is one from the Daily Express to give balance. View Attachment The Daily Express, I binned that piece of political garbage about 50Years ago. I leave it for the misguided and the naive to be impressed by. |
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