Quote Originally Posted by ccfc_is_my_life View Post
Same issues arise dealing with those nations now. Cuts both ways, you factor into deals.
You seem to be saying that the fact that your internal market is huge has no bearing on the ability to negotiate better deals to access theirs. Interesting idea.

In terms of GDP boost we will see between 4.9 and 6.7% less growth over 15 years under a Canada style free trade deal with the EU according to Treasury forecasts.

The UK negotiating document for the US anticipates a 0.16% boost from a US trade deal and a zero benefit from the anticipated trade deals with Australia and New Zealand.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a9571421.html

Where are the big compensatory wins going to come from in your estimation given that the EU already has major trade deals with most of the rest of the large economic players?