Thread: Brexit discussion
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Old 16-02-2018, 09:34   #2070
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
I'm not sure you understand Jon's point. The inference is that Nissans and Hondas will no longer be exportable from the UK.

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Which countries will we be able to trade with that we're not trading now? The EU opens up access to free trade with markets like Korea, Japan, Canada, Chile and Turkey that we wouldn't get automatically. There may be a village in Africa that we might be able to sell a few pots of Marmite too if we had a free trade deal with it but membership of the EU provides the largest free trade deals. And that's before we've even counted the 500m EU residents.
Are you aware that the USA is not a small village in Africa?
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