Do you expect that the new terms will be less favorable to the UK? If the agreement isn't roughly as favorable as EU membership, that would amount to a form of punishment for leaving.
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Re: Election UK - Those results in full!
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I expect that the term they get, is less favorable than remaining a member of the EU. It will be a cost attached to leaving, but it will be better than not having any free-trade agreement at all.
It will not be possible to leave the EU and then cherry-pick all the goodies out of the cake.
From a political point, UK will loose all influence over the internal market. So when we change something that affects any free trade agreement we have with them, EU will amend the free-trade deal again accordingly, and UK need to accept. No negotiations.
It will not be possible to leave the EU and then cherry-pick all the goodies out of the cake.
From a political point, UK will loose all influence over the internal market. So when we change something that affects any free trade agreement we have with them, EU will amend the free-trade deal again accordingly, and UK need to accept. No negotiations.
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Obviously, I do not agree with this description. They chose to leave to what defaults to no free-trade agreement at all. They decided themselves to punish themselves. This "punishment" was not initiated by anyone else.Incrementalist wrote: ↑Sun May 13, 2018 5:12 amIf the agreement isn't roughly as favorable as EU membership, that would amount to a form of punishment for leaving.
They should be pleased if they after leaving still can get some kind of free-trade at all with EU.
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If you cancel your subscription to a magazine would you regard no longer receiving the magazine as a form of punishment?Incrementalist wrote: ↑Sun May 13, 2018 5:12 amDo you expect that the new terms will be less favorable to the UK? If the agreement isn't roughly as favorable as EU membership, that would amount to a form of punishment for leaving.
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That analogy makes no sense, because a magazine is something that is the publisher needs to recover their expenses on, hence the need for payment in return for the magazine.
A trade agreement isn't a transaction that one side or the other needs to recover their expenses on; the prevailing theory is that it's supposed to be a benefit to all parties.
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