You don't really understand what implications the weakening pound has on manafacturing and trading do you?
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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You don't really understand what implications the weakening pound has on manafacturing and trading do you?
Depends what side of the fence you wish to be, it seems you are extremely sensitive to anything where we might wish to trade into the EU whilst not lending the same analysis to those EU industries that have significant trade into the UK, why won't those EU industries be sucked into relocating to the UK in the same way.
Two Professors
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Oh,by the way,does anybody know what a 'Summrise' is?I thought it was a hit record with a didgeridoo
by some bearded paedophile from Australia.
by some bearded paedophile from Australia.
Because the EU is getting stronger and the UK is getting weaker. Image affects share price. Having your HQ's and plants in the UK looks weak at the moment. The banks are leaving, our financial hub is relocating to strong EU member countries. No industry wants to be in the losing team.
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beorhthelm
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and you are presumably unaware of currency hedging and transfer pricing.
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Not another one who thinks 9,000 banks are leaving?
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It is a importance if you have to pay a tariff to move something across a EU border. If you currently sit in the UK manufacturing products for the EU market...that’s 27 other countries at the moment ie a hell of a lot. If you then have to add a tarif ever time you want to move 27 nations worth of drugs across the border what do you think will happen?
Oh for **** sake. Are you for real? This is exactly what you did this morning. You really are a grade a clown.
Tusk asked whether Davis right to expect EU to move next. Answer: "I really appreciate Mr Davis’ English sense of humour".
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The government know what they’re doing...and have loads of “highly qualified ministers” to sort everything out in the next year.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Big Gully explained earlier in detail how the EMA stuff will all be fine and is just project fear - so there's really nothing to worry about.
beorhthelm
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fair point. depends on the tariffs for importing pharmaceuticals, if that makes a major impact.
beorhthelm
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This is rubbish. It currently relies heavily on the EMA for numerous things. Why do you post lies like this? Just go to the governments own website for drug licensing and you’ll see that, at the very least, some UK specific llicenses they mandate (as outsourced) to the EMA. And this is before we even get onto EU licenses.
Where do you get your info from?
studio150
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Please do name all of these 9000 banks that you believe are in the UK
You still hurting from the ignorant jibe, talking of clowns, see you haven't repeated your expert analysis into the likely pharmaceutical outcome after Brexit, but you work in the industry don't you and by all accounts you and your workmates somehow know more than the UK put together, couldn't make it up.