Do you think barriers to trade (tariffs, etc.) will be relatively uniform between the U.K and the EU if a 'Hard' Brexit takes place?

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Do you think barriers to trade (tariffs, etc.) will be relatively uniform between the U.K and the EU, if a ‘Hard’ Brexit takes place?

This questions was asked as part of our webinar on ‘What exporters need to know about Brexit in 2017’. You can find a recording of the webinar here:

http://opentoexport.com/webinars/what-exporters-need-to-know-about-brexit-in-2017/

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hi Brad, I am not sure I understand this correctly.
the future EU 27 member states will negotiate one trade deal with the UK, as they are still part of the EU and cannot negotiate bilateral trade agreements individually. does this answer your question?
Kind regards
Mathilde

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Do you think barriers to trade (tariffs, etc.) will be relatively uniform between the U.K and the EU if a ‘Hard’ Brexit takes place?

Do you think barriers to trade (tariffs, etc.) will be relatively uniform between the U.K and the EU if a ‘Hard’ Brexit takes place?

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