Re:Our approach to the future relationship with the EU [pdf]
by LatteLazy on Tuesday May 26, 2020 @06:11AM
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The problem with brexit was that they decided to do it, then looked for ways it might work. That strategic idea was more of a strategic excuse...
Re:Our approach to the future relationship with the EU [pdf]
by number6 on Monday May 25, 2020 @11:39PM
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I always saw the UK mostly dominated by the finance sector in London, but they left as soon as the Brexit was on the table.
Ireland does this tax evasion thing plus protection from the Gdpr. So from a business perspective I would see Ireland in the better position from the start.
What points for the UK did I miss?
Re:Our approach to the future relationship with the EU [pdf]
by JoeSmithson on Tuesday May 26, 2020 @03:47AM
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You seem to have missed that the financial sector has not left London
Re:Our approach to the future relationship with the EU [pdf]
by number6 on Tuesday May 26, 2020 @12:41PM
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I was thinking that the stock exchange was heading to Frankfurt. Obviously not closing down completely but majorly
Re:Our approach to the future relationship with the EU [pdf]
by JoeSmithson on Tuesday May 26, 2020 @02:21PM
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Has anything significant left?
Now, there are of course three reasons, why the UK will not get a good trade deal, first they don't have leverage, second they told the EU that they hate the EU, which combined with one is of course sound negotiating tactics. And last, the EU would rather like to keep Scotland.