Name them, and the countries they apply to
Name them, and the countries they apply to
But isn't that preferable to being in and having to do what they tell us whether we wish to trade with them or not, and having to pay them for the privilege?
everyone... eg try buying from the usa...there will be a 20% charge...they'll call it vat...and that will be added to transport... also the real exchange rate is ~$1 to 1?....
there's a lot of other stuff...
last i looked there was a 100% tariff on argentine beef...
you'll have to look them out yourself if you care...i don't
China
Mules and hinnies: 10.9% Heifers of the spotted Simmental breed, other than for slaughter: 10.20 % +
93.10 EUR / 100 kg Young male bovine animals, intended for fattening: 10.20 % + 93.10 EUR / 100 kgAnd so on, ad infinitum.
You can look them up in all their glorious detail on Taric:
Not for business to business trades
No its not.
1 USD = approximately 0.7 EurosSo that's no tariff wall then
such as?
Nearer 20%
Or more to the point you made up a statement that can't be supported by any facts.
Keeping Chinese beasts and meat out of the EU is a VERY good idea
god know....big business can negotiate prices
yes it is...look at the best price you can get in the usa...and compare it with the best eussr price
that's only the exchange price...where the ? is 20-30% overvalued
dvh has given you a source
it was a long time ago...
bollox...and stop wasting my time with immature arguing for the sake of it...
if you want to argue...there are plenty of idiots who will indulge you...i won't
Would the WTO allow it?
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Why do you believe we would have fewer export markets? The proposal is that we withdraw from the EU, not that we stop trading with it.
Regarding the second reason there's nothing to stop us withdrawing from the EU while keeping any EU laws parliament considers beneficial to us.
According to Wikipedia the EU has free trade agreements with
27 non EU countries. Apart from Monaco, the Vatican and some former SSRs, all countries in Europe are either part of the EU or have free trade agreements with it.Yes of course it could: -
Er common sense perhaps.
Well let me see
I suppose we could impose our own fishing quotas and go back to imperial units, the milk / potato marketing boards, British Lion eggs, put up the price of wine and lower the price of beer.
So pull up the drawbridge and settle in for a long siege.
No - have a look at the prices at MacDonalds in Norway...
ok...however, they will still charge you the 20% vat if they get the chance...eg via shopping in monaco, andorra etc
regards
I think Norway do contribute to the EU budget albeit at a lesser rate than they would if they were a member. The EU has some political control over Norway but less than it has over the UK. The trade off is that we have far more influence over the EU than Norway does. EU membership fees are a small % of total UK government spending.
Do our MPs personally profit from our membership of the EU and if so, how?
Don't goods sold in the EU get charged VAT regardless of country of origin?
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Wasn't that the EEC?
Maybe Stalin stuck to his foreign treaties but Cameron never signed a treaty committing the UK to EU membership....
Why do you assume tarrif barriers would be erected?
True.
Straw man.
why is that relevant?
regards
i don't know... of course if we are in a getting out mood...why not the wto as well
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no he didn't
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