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Previously on "Great time to leave on WTO terms"

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  • Uncle Albert
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    Jam is safe though?
    Not for Jeremy Hunt:
    From Wiki
    "After university Hunt worked for two years as a management consultant at OC&C Strategy Consultants, and then became an English language teacher in Japan.[14]

    On his return to Britain he tried his hand at a number of different entrepreneurial business ventures, with three failed start-ups[15] including an attempt to export marmalade to Japan."

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  • meridian
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    Great time to leave on WTO terms

    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    “He criticised the G20 for failing to address the “scale [and] urgency of the challenges facing the global trading system” and warned “the WTO could be facing an existential crisis”.”

    Liam Fox warns WTO is 'in crisis' as businesses told to brace for no-deal Brexit

    Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
    China just raised it's steel tariffs:

    China hikes anti dumping duties on steel

    Welcome to the WTO.
    The two stories are linked.

    The WTO only provides the framework for remedies. With the current trade wars under way, the WTO is in danger of being swamped with requests for independent arbitration.

    Without the WTO, or if we left the WTO, there would be no recourse at all, might vs right. And China, the USA, and the EU are the only major economies with the might.

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
    China just raised it's steel tariffs:

    China hikes anti dumping duties on steel

    Welcome to the WTO.
    Jam is safe though?

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  • BlasterBates
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    China just raised it's steel tariffs:

    China hikes anti dumping duties on steel

    Welcome to the WTO.

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  • AtW
    started a topic Great time to leave on WTO terms

    Great time to leave on WTO terms

    “He criticised the G20 for failing to address the “scale [and] urgency of the challenges facing the global trading system” and warned “the WTO could be facing an existential crisis”.”

    Liam Fox warns WTO is 'in crisis' as businesses told to brace for no-deal Brexit

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