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Can we assume that despite all your waffling on you have never bothered to read the TCA? Trade and Cooperation Agreement between UK and EU – CP 426 (publishing.service.gov.uk) If you had read it you would seen the various references to anti dumping measures and that it incorporates the GATT 1994 anti dumping agreement. To spare us your speculation about what constitutes dumping WTO | Appellate Body Repertory of Reports and Awards 1995-2013 - Anti-Dumping Agreement Only if you believe trade is a pointless zero sum game, rather than one which needs rules to ensure a win win outcome.
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What is the state of the country's mental health?
Confusion of VIs replied to winkie's topic in House prices and the economy
No, but the US policy of locking up more far people than any other comparable country has achieved nothing. It would be a good idea to look at more successful countries to see how they deal with the problem rather than doubling down on a failed policy. -
We can ignore the majority of your post because it is just a strawman of your own making. Re the above, we levy a tariff on NZ but not ROI cheese because we have a non tariff deal with the EU that contains anti dumping clauses. These prevent us from flooding the UK markets with cheap imports leading to diversion of UK products into the single market. The idea that outside of the EU we would be free to agree whatever we wanted with in trade deals with other countries was just another lie promoted by the Leave campaign to get people to vote against their own best interests.
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What is the state of the country's mental health?
Confusion of VIs replied to winkie's topic in House prices and the economy
What does it achieve though? No one gets into a car thinking I am going to kill someone and will go to jail. -
Do you think we should actively set out bankrupt British farmers. Our farmers cannot compete on price with those countries and if we flood our market with foreign food then the EU will close its markets to UK food. The ability or the EU or UK to react to attempts to undercut the European market is part of Boris's oven ready EU deal.
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It's a bit more complex than that, MS would be gone long before BC reached $3k. This article doesn't answer its own question but has some good background Is MicroStrategy Stock Doomed After Bitcoin’s Crash? If BC continues to tank I might sell up the coins held in my wife's name and invest the cash in MS (ISAs). Providing all the price premium has gone, ideally buying BC at a discount. Re Coinbase I never understood why its valuation was so high and don't know what a fair price would be today, so won't be buying.
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Does he know that revoking article 16 doesn't actually do anything apart from put us into a period of intense talks to agree on changes, pretty much what has been going on for the last six months. This has just popped up so maybe its just more smoke to distract from reality Brexit Explains 80% of U.K. Inflation, Former BOE Official Says Adam Posen says he’d back a half-point rate hike in May Economist says there’s no chance of a U.S.-U.K. trade deal
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More fuel shortages
Confusion of VIs replied to Bear Goggles's topic in House prices and the economy
You can find the figures, for Teslas at least in the Tesla 2021 Impact Report this contains all the information needed to debunk all of the claims still being made by the fossil fuel lobby. Relevant points include Breakeven for total emissions is now 6,500m for model 3 and Y. (I am guessing the new battery tech and production processes will get this below zero next year) Lifetime CO2 emissions based on current global grid energy mix ICE 70 tons Tesla 30 tons (this doesn't take account of continuing greening of grids and unlike the ICE figures uses real world data, so will be a significant overestimate) Batteries far outlive the average lifetime of a car (1m mile expected from current batteries) All batteries are being 100% recycled (already achieving 92% recovery) LFP batteries require no Cobalt or Nickel. No doubt the paid fossil fuel lobbyists will keep on producing their FUD and some will believe them but the tipping point is now here