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No confidence?

Is May oot on her erse?

Will BoJaws go for the leadership? Postman Pat? Gove?

Where is Brexit at?

Is the EU f@cked anyway?

Will this hasten a recession that by some accounts is going to happen anyway?

Will all this trigger Indy2?

Is it all a loada bollox not worth worrying about?

Urr we aw doomed?

posted on 12/12/18

comment by WorkPermitPending (U1067)
posted 40 seconds ago
Again, it's not guesswork, it's manufacturing engineering management. Sorry Duke, but you're really coming across as burying your head in the sand. You can't just say "nobody knows" how businesses will respond to a no-deal scenario when it is literally peoples' jobs to know how to respond to a no deal scenario. There's far more nuance and unknowns in a withdrawal and trade deal scenario (and that uncertainty itself will make many business inclined to de-risk), but no deal is pretty clear cut.
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change is never without risk.

I am a remainer I wish this wasn't happening..

But it is...

It might be pure pash but we make the best of it.

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comment by BB⁷ (U13430)

posted on 12/12/18

You would think the Indians were owed a bit of grace or some such..

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posted on 12/12/18

We would be collecting the tariffs from the domestic importer, not the EU... Tariffs don't provide income from foreign countries, they incentivise domestic importers to buy from domestic suppliers instead. That does, of course, benefit the domestic suppliers as their prices become more competitive. So if we follow that through to the end-game, UK importers cease to buy anything at all from the EU, instead buying all the goods from domestic suppliers. The UK is 16% of the EU's export market, which means they lose 16% of their export value. That pretty bloody rough for them. If the EU importers similarly ceased buying from the UK and bought from domestic suppliers instead, the UK would lose 44% of its export market. That's a lot worse than pretty bloody rough.

posted on 12/12/18

I'm focussing specifically on no-deal Silver. With some sort of trade deal, it's entirely possible there will be no noticeable difference at all. That, however, would not appease the ardent Brexiteers. With no deal, sure, we would get trade deals established eventually, but you can bet EU countries will be offering all sorts of incentives to UK companies in the meantime.

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comment by Timmy (U14278)

posted on 13/12/18

comment by timmy (U14278)
posted 1 day, 10 hours ago
Cant see rangers getting the win they need.
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Too easy

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