#Tariffs

Ahmed Jamal Pirzada

ajpirzada

Y not allow private sector to import food items without requiring any permissions or paying high tariffs? Dont even have to worry about 'hoarding' then. Together, this will also incentivise

Basant Maheshwari

BMTheEquityDesk

Only way to beat China is by being economically stronger. How does a $2.7 trillion economy take on a $14 trillion global bully? Get growth back, use it to upgrade

Jen Gerson

jengerson

1) Kenney knows that countervailing tariffs in this situation would be counter-productive, expensive for us, and ultimately ineffective. See: https://twitter.com/jengerson/status/1352286834374529025?s=20 https://twitter.com/jkenney/status/1

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FreeTradeBryan

I just got a copy of the most recent Economic Report of the President and it’s pretty bad. Ex: “the Trump administration inherited a legacy of asymmetric trading arrangements.” 1/x

Jason

coolacid

I've sat in my office, for a number of days now watching with baited breath the US election. Some people, including myself, have asked why? You're Canadian, why are you

Charlotte Moore

charlotsmoore

When we talk about the UK's new found ability to diverge from the EU we need to ask who it benefits. Most international businesses will want to keep us aligned

Tony Danker

tonydanker

The news that talks will continue gives hope. A deal is both essential and possible. It is the only way to build upon the extensive support for the economy given

Francisco Tolmasky

tolmasky

We just saw Google agree to give the Treasury some sort of compensation no one understands for the Tik Tok deal. I don't want to find out what happens when

Peter Foster

pmdfoster

Worth reading those snips above - it couldn't be clearer. If the UK wants a trade deal with US it needs to be open to US standards - as Nick

Josh Schultz

joshuamschultz

Great example of this.My friend approaches me: I am having a baby. Strollers are so expensive. I did some research and they only cost 1/4 of what they sell them

Anton Muscatelli

UofGVC

1. Some initial thoughts on the U.K.-EU trade deal, in advance of seeing the text, which is reported to be 2,000 pages plus...A THREAD (1/10) 2. As has been said

Guy Stallard

Guy_Stallard

#Brexit - the transition period ends in just over 3 months hence businesses should be planning in detail for all eventualities but I fear there is lethargy because of 2019

Nick von Westenholz

nvonwestenholz

Farmers wanting to know what the EU/UK deal will mean for them – we’ll be looking through the details in the coming days. In the meantime, our initial take for

Peter Foster

pmdfoster

BREAK: The UK drops all its 'law breaking' clauses - including plans for more in forthcoming taxation bill - after @michaelgoveand @MarosSefcovic agree deal on terms of implementing Northern Irish

Alliance of British Entrepreneurs

AllianceBE

Happy Friday folks!! Here is a bright, shiny new trade deal for you as a gift wrapped #Brexit present from our friends in #Japan Remainers said we couldn't get a

JPCampbellBiz - Open a window, keep your distance

JP_Biz

Logistics UK rep @Freight_NI tells NI Affairs Ctte that one operator had to teach themselves how to use an EU IT system relating to the Irish Sea border over the

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