GLOBAL COLLABORATION

• The UK can negotiate a trade deal with the EU to ensure that

the UK can still trade with minimal trade restrictions
• The UK, with the EU, imposes and is not imposed any tariffs for
imports between EU countries
DEAL • This is important because 45% of UK exports go to EU, 53%
BREXIT imports coming from EU and EU contributes overall 60% of
trade to the UK
• A deal can also benefit immigration policies, lead to lower
currency volatility and higher investors’ confidence

• The UK does not get special treatment from the EU and is

treated just like any other country
NO-DEAL • Basically no cooperation from the EU
BREXIT • However, the UK can now forge their own trade deals with other
countries
• Firms in the UK who have never traded overseas can now do
so without having to comply to EU’s bureaucratic regulations
• The UK’s economic standing alone is enough to ensure
economic prosperity post-Brexit
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The "whole world" wants the UK to avoid
a no-deal Brexit, Japan's PM has
claimed, after talks with Theresa May.
Shinzo Abe pledged "total support" for
the withdrawal. She and Mr Abe pledged
to build on the trade agreement between
Japan and the EU to secure an
"ambitious bilateral arrangement"
between Japan and the UK after Brexit.
President Donald Trump encouraged
the United Kingdom to ”walk away”
from any negotiations with the
European Union if the country is unable
to secure a favorable Brexit deal.
Trump dangled a trade deal between
the United States and Britain, saying
his administration would “work on it
very, very quickly.”
China offered Britain talks on a post-Brexit
free-trade deal, as it remains mired in an
increasingly bitter trade war with the
United States. “The United Kingdom and
China are both major powers with a global
perspective. As the UK leaves the EU and
becomes ever-more outward-looking, we
are committed to deepening this vital
partnership for the 21st century.”
Thank You