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Trade Pros and Cons of Brexit

This document discusses the potential trade advantages and disadvantages of Britain exiting the European Union. It provides background information on the EU and outlines some key benefits of trading within the bloc, such as elimination of trade barriers and reduction of business costs. Potential trade advantages of Brexit include Britain pursuing its own international trade deals and saving money by no longer contributing to the EU budget. However, trade disadvantages could be losing access to the EU single market and any economic costs if no new trade deals are agreed.

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Trade Pros and Cons of Brexit

This document discusses the potential trade advantages and disadvantages of Britain exiting the European Union. It provides background information on the EU and outlines some key benefits of trading within the bloc, such as elimination of trade barriers and reduction of business costs. Potential trade advantages of Brexit include Britain pursuing its own international trade deals and saving money by no longer contributing to the EU budget. However, trade disadvantages could be losing access to the EU single market and any economic costs if no new trade deals are agreed.

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Class name: BEC2014

Course name: International Trade and Finance


YEAR: TWO
SEMESTER: SIX
LECTURER: Mr. abdiladif yasin
SUBMISSION DATE: 16-jully-2016
RESEARCH TITLE: Trade advantages and disadvantages of British exit
from EU
Group four members

no Student name Roll no

1 Mohamed said salad BEC//2014

2 Abdullaahi Ali Abdullaahi BEC/163/2014

3 Ahmed Abdirahman Ali BEC/165/2014

4 Abdikani Farah Ali Bec/205/2014

5 Fathia mohamuud jama BEC/204/2014


Introduction

 The European Union is a political and economic partnership that


represents a unique form of cooperation among 28 members states.
European integration project has economic sectors, a custom union,
a single market in which goods, people and capital move freely.
Common trade policy, common agricultural policy, and many
aspects of social and environmental policy and common currency.
EU membership influences the UK economy in a number ways. The
most important effects arise through the single market.
About the European union:

The European Union is an international organization made up of 28


European countries.
It governs common economic, social and security policies of its

member states.
Membership is open to any country with a democratic government, a

good human rights record, and sound economic policies.


Decisions and procedures stem from treaties ratified by the member

states.
Cont..
 The capital of the European Union is Brussels, Belgium.
 The EU is run by five main bodies: European
Parliament, Council of the Union, European
Commission, Court of Justice, and the Court of
Auditors.
 An estimated 508.2 million people lived within the
European Union in 2015.
Objectives of EU

 to establish European citizenship.


 To ensure freedom, justice and security.
 promote economic and social progress.
 To assert Europe's role in the world.
Benefits of trading in the European Union

The main benefit of trading in the European Union (EU) is the European single

market. It is the largest international single market in the world, which has lead

to:

greater competition in services - which is good for businesses and consumers


removal of trade barriers


reduction of business costs


greater business efficiency


elimination of anti-competitive practices - such as monopolies and cartels



Trade advantages of British exit from EU

Without the EU, Britain can independently pursue international trade


deals with China, India and the US.


Leaving the EU would result in an immediate cost saving, as the

country would no longer contribute to the EU budget, argue Brexiters.


UK strikes a FTA with the EU, pursues very ambitious deregulation

of its economy and opens up almost fully to trade with the rest of the
world, Open Europe estimates that UK GDP would be 1.6% higher in
2030 than if it had stayed within the EU.
Cont..

 Some estimates suggest the total economic cost of


EU membership is around 11 per cent of UK
annual GDP – which is £200billion.
 Brexiters say this money would be better spent on
new British industries and scientific research.
Trade disadvantages of British exit from EU

 Leaving the EU would result in an immediate cost


saving, as the country would no longer contribute to
the EU budget, argue Brexiters.
 The EU is a single market in which no tariffs are
imposed on imports and exports between member
states. "More than 50 per cent of UK exports go to EU
countries.
Continue………………….

 where the UK fails to strike a trade deal with the


rest of the EU and does not pursue a free trade
agenda, Open Europe estimates that UK GDP
would be 2.2% lower in 2030 than if the UK had
remained inside the EU.

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