Post Brexit: ecco cos'è accaduto

[Conte Oliver]

certo, una ragione per esempio è che l' italia o la spagna non sono nel g7

ahahhaahhahhah

ma cosa dici mai

in compenso anche se lo fossero, l' uk continuerebbe ad essere il paese del g7 con la crescita più forte nel 2021

per adesso,a consuntivo, sono i peggiori,sia nel 2020 che nel 2021

poi L'oste ha detto che il vino e buono e tu ridi

[Conte Oliver]

avrà fatto pure un passo indietro, ma la faccia tosta non gli manca

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British Brexit minister David Frost said on Wednesday that Brussels should stay calm and avoid embarking on "massive and disproportionate retaliation" if London follows through on its threat to escalate a post-Brexit trade dispute.

They seem to be claiming that it will be entirely unreasonable for the British government uniquely to use these wholly legitimate safeguard provisions ... they're also suggesting that we can only take that action at the price of massive and disproportionate retaliation," Frost told parliament's upper chamber.

U.K. Brexit Minister David Frost said that all checks on goods moving from Great Britain to Northern Ireland should come to an end.

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Cioè UK dice che se ne frega di quello che ha firmato nel 2019, per cui, o la EU cancella tutti i controlli e fa a fidarsi, oppure il protocollo salta; se la EU reagisse, si comporterebbe come un bambino permaloso, che accetti i diktat UK e basta!
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He said Wednesday that triggering this article would be the “only option” if negotiations with the EU fail.

The EU, for its part, has warned that it would retaliate in this scenario, which could lead to no trade deal — and a trade war.

“Senior EU officials in Brussels, but also across the continent’s 27 capitals, are extremely gloomy about the outlook and believe escalation in the form of a trade war — probably early in the new year — is now almost unavoidable,” analysts at consultancy group Eurasia said in a note Tuesday.

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speriamo bene, ci sono segni che UK abbia fatto un bagno di realismo

Brexit: 'Change in tone' from UK in latest talks on Northern Ireland Protocol, EU says


https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-ch...-says-12467025

[Zeratul]

certo, una ragione per esempio è che l' italia o la spagna non sono nel g7

in compenso anche se lo fossero, l' uk continuerebbe ad essere il paese del g7 con la crescita più forte nel 2021

Stai trollando, vero?
L Italia è uno stato fondatore del G7

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[Ugo2000]

Interesante riassunto degli effetti della brexit sull'economia britannica:Brexit: Tariffs paid on £9.5bn of UK exports to EU despite Boris Johnson’s claim of ‘tariff-free’ deal

Brexit has forced UK firms to pay tariffs on up to £9.5bn of exports to the EU despite Boris Johnson claiming he struck a “tariff-free” deal, an investigation has found.

More than one in eight traders say they have lost business since it came into force in January – some reporting their exports have disappeared completely, a TV documentary reveals.
More than a quarter of small firms say they are now considering moving some of their European operations out of Britain, while 16 per cent have already done so, Channel 4’s Dispatches programme will report.

The revelations come after the Treasury’s watchdog, the Office for Budget Responsibility, warned the Brexit trade deal will cut GDP by 4 per cent, swiping £80bn a year from the UK economy.
Ministers were also forced to concede that EU withdrawal was a key cause behind the autumn food and fuel shortages – which have put Christmas deliveries at risk.

Last Christmas, Mr Johnson said his deal would “allow UK goods and components to be sold without tariffs and without quotas in the EU market” and that “we will trade as much as ever before, if not more”.
But firms have been hit by complex rules-of-origin requirements, which trigger tariffs if exporters are unable to prove most of the components of goods come from the UK or EU.
Emily Thornberry, Labour’s shadow trade secretary, said: “The government can no longer bury its head in the sand and ignore the impact their botched Brexit deal is having on British business.”

Dispatches will reveal new analysis, from the UK Trade Policy Observatory at the University of Sussex, that:
* Imports from the EU plunged by a quarter in the first 6 months of 2021 (worth £32.5bn) – while exports fell by 13 per cent (£11bn).
* A quarter of all good exports covered by the trade agreement ended up paying tariffs over the first seven months – on trade worth £7.1bn to £9.5bn.

The programme will feature the online retailer British Corner Shop, based in Bristol, which did export 6,000 supermarket products to customers in the EU, representing nearly 50 per cent of its business.
Post-Brexit red tape has forced it to stop selling two thirds of those products – because, as a third-party supplier, it is unable to trace the origins of, for example, the milk that goes into a packet of cheese and onion crisps.

After losing a quarter of a million pounds in just three months, British Corner Shop is moving its entire European operation into the EU, cutting 60 UK jobs and taxes paid.
Mark Callaghan, its managing director, has told Dispatches: “I estimate that, next year, we’ll be employing 100-150 people from within the EU. We have moved jobs over to the EU.
“It is a shame that that we can’t fulfil that business from here. It was never part of our plans to do that. But being an entrepreneurial business, we will find a solution and that’s the only solution that was available to us.”
But a government spokesperson told the programme: “The zero-tariff zero-quota deal we have secured with the EU means we can now regulate in a way that suits the UK economy and UK businesses.”

11 miliardi di export perduti in 6 mesi. 9,5 mld di dazi pagati ai governi EU.
Ma tanta, tanta, tante sovranità in più...

[Leviathan]

Shell chiude Olanda e apre in uk

Grazie brexit!

[Halfshadow]

Shell chiude Olanda e apre in uk

Grazie brexit!

Soprattutto è bene togliere pezzi all'olanda, una nazione che odio.

[Conte Oliver]

Shell chiude Olanda e apre in uk

Grazie brexit!

La Shell ha preso la decisioni per motivi fiscali e di libertà societaria, cosa che avrebbe fatto pure se UK fosse ancora nella EU

[lucavanni]

90% dei neogozi ebay saltati..........

i pochi che vendono omettono che quasi sicuramente ci sarà da pagare le spese di importazione nella soviet ue non so piu che fare in uk c'erano un bordello di negozi che vendevano un culo di roba validissima smerciata al prezzo del gran bazar di istanbul è un disastro che fine faranno sti qui?????

[Milanista]

Happy fish and blue passports, volete capirlo o no?

[ugobagna]

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