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Originally Posted by Hugh
It’ll be quicker than usual if we agree to the "level playing field", which BJ has said we won’t.
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So what exactly does "level playing field" mean, and who controls and sets the "field"? If the UK wants to implement a change that helps and assists business, do the EU have to follow suit or would we be prevented from doing it in the first place? Take a wild guess.
Does the EU insist on that for trade deals with other countries, eg Vietnam?
EU-Vietnam trade deal
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Originally Posted by Hugh
I didn’t dismiss the idea of the US as a trading partner, just pointed out the obvious that they will be in a stronger negotiating position - you seem to regard this statement as negative, whilst I view it as realistic.
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Why does everything have to be about strength?