…also worth pointing out that we already had a trade deal with every one of the countries in the partnership (thanks to the EU) apart from 2 of them.
So, only an idiotic mouthpiece for the government would see it for anything other than fake marketing spin.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostIsn't this suppose to go in the B forum?
Anyway Rish! says this is a B benefit, while Ms Badenoch says it is nothing to do with B .
Doesn't Rish! talk to his ministers? Or is he too busy not answering questions about his pool and flying around on private jets?
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Originally posted by vetran View PostIt is UK PLC moving forward joining a growing market with 500 million people not talking about being prevented from doing it by being a member of the EU oddly a shrinking market with 500 million people.- A market whose closest member to the UK is thousands of miles away, not literally on our doorstep (OK-ish for remotely provided services, although the timezone difference will be a hurdle, not so great for goods)
- A market where decisions are made in secret courts with no public scrutiny, an issue the EU very sensibly objected to in TTIP
- A market where we have to be bound by its rules, rather like another market we were in not so long ago
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostIsn't this suppose to go in the B forum?
Anyway Rish! says this is a B benefit, while Ms Badenoch says it is nothing to do with B .
Doesn't Rish! talk to his ministers? Or is he too busy not answering questions about his pool and flying around on private jets?
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Originally posted by vetran View Posthttps://edition.cnn.com/2023/03/31/b...hnk/index.html
500 million people trading bloc with tariff free trade.
0.08% trade increase is predicted and the UK has to agree to their rules.
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post
And Australia gave us Dame Edna Everage, who I have since discovered was actually a man dressed up in Drag.
I'm so horrified, I may have to watch Priscilla, Queen of the Desert for a does of real masculine men.
Oh, and Australia's record on mass shootings since the National Firearms Agreement shows that they have more thoughts and prayers.
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
cheers was typing while doing other things, corrected.
If the Americans hear the Australians have schools....
I'm so horrified, I may have to watch Priscilla, Queen of the Desert for a does of real masculine men.
Oh, and Australia's record on mass shootings since the National Firearms Agreement shows that they have more thoughts and prayers.
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post
I know numbers aren't your thing, but going from 500 million to 100 million is shrinking by 80%, not growing.
And given the US population of 350m, unless they are going over to kill everyone with their second amendment rights, I'd expect the number in the market to increase, not decrease.
If the Americans hear the Australians have schools....
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
It is UK PLC moving forward joining a growing market with 500 million people
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Now if Biden brings the US back in it will be 100+ million people.
And given the US population of 350m, unless they are going over to kill everyone with their second amendment rights, I'd expect the number in the market to increase, not decrease.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostIsn't this suppose to go in the B forum?
Anyway Rish! says this is a B benefit, while Ms Badenoch says it is nothing to do with B .
Doesn't Rish! talk to his ministers? Or is he too busy not answering questions about his pool and flying around on private jets?
It is a B benefit in reality.
Now if Biden brings the US back in it will be 850 million people.Last edited by vetran; 31 March 2023, 15:11.
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Originally posted by vetran View Posthttps://edition.cnn.com/2023/03/31/b...hnk/index.html
500 million people trading bloc with tariff free trade.
I hear the 15% is the value of the bloc in terms of global GDP, not the value of increased trade for the UK, which is a smidgen lower...
the Government’s own modelling shows that joining CPTPP is expected to boost UK trade, GDP and wages for UK workers by only a modest amount in the long run (after c. 15 years), with the estimated percentage increase in GDP being 0.08%
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Isn't this suppose to go in the B<cough> forum?
Anyway Rish! says this is a B<cough> benefit, while Ms Badenoch says it is nothing to do with B<cough>.
Doesn't Rish! talk to his ministers? Or is he too busy not answering questions about his pool and flying around on private jets?
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