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Old 28-09-2017, 22:43   #275
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Re: Brexit discussion

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Originally Posted by Osem View Post
And is that any different within the EU? The EU is far more antagonistic towards the US than the UK is so if things get bad with the Americans the EU is going to suffer just as much if not more than we are..
I am saying that one of the arguments to the added friction we'll have when trading with the EU post-Brexit is that we'll make up for it with trade deals elsewhere. The Bombardier case is an example that this will be hard and it's not an ideal environment to do so.

Anyway looks like the figures we had for how much we trade outside of the EU might have been overestimated:

http://news.sky.com/story/revealed-h...gures-11057545

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Doubt has been cast over one of the longest-standing economic claims in the Brexit debate after a Sky investigation revealed that Britain's real exports to outside the EU are actually far lower than official figures suggest.
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