Sell elsewhere, buy elsewhere

Making operating between the two entities more expensive and costly.

Not always that simple

Over 100 countries not in the EU waiting for a chance to deal with the UK

If we don't pay the divorce bill, we will be hurting ourselves

By not upholding our obligations

@randomNPCno3 Most of which aren't in the G7 are they?

So?

Meaning they're smaller..

With less output..

Again, so?

Meaning higher prices

Meaning more costs for the consumer

Trade with more than one country

Meaning they can buy less

Again, it's not that simple

Yes

Not every country on the planet exports.

It is

Not every country exports food, for example

Quite a few only import

Same with other goods

Those other countries may (Likely do) have lower standards for those goods

The EU has pretty high food standards for example

The USA and EU have very different food standards for example

Also the cost of transport and inspection will increase the costs to consumers

Because guess what, now goods need to go even further to reach us.

Then we're going to need to pay an initial cost to setup those trade routes and restructure our old system

Adding increased costs.

"Hur dur, just trade with other people"

Aint that simple.

6 of the top 10 food exporters are in Europe..

Only because of the EU, that list would change very fast when the UK starts buying elsewhere

I love how it drops by over half when it gets to No. 2 LMAO

MURICA stronk

🇺🇸

The US is big and has a large population, its just scale🤷

Off the bat the UK is in on the largest trade network on the planet (sorry eurocucks but USMCA is bigger than the EU).

wat

but thats only between US Mexico and canada?

UK isnt in that 😂