Steve(@Sanharan30) 's Twitter Profile Photo

clive wheeler Neil Minto Sustainable Energy Forum The problem with this fanfare is that the government’s own economic analysis of the benefits of joining this bloc is underwhelming. There is an estimated gain to the UK of 0.08% of GDP – this is just a 50th of the OBR’s estimate of what Brexit has cost the UK economy to date.

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Darqknite (Backing the strikes)(@BrianDarqknite) 's Twitter Profile Photo

LBC Natasha Devon 🌈💙 4% GDP EU hit is a yearly figure.
0.08% GDP CPTTP hit is over 10 years.
£100000000000 a year loss. - EU
£180000000 a year gain - CPTTP
Over the 10 years the UK will lose £1 Trillion because of leaving the EU but @conservatives won't tell you that

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'CPTPP will only add 0.08% to GDP whereas Brexit will cost 4% over the same time period'

Watch Natasha Devon 🌈💙 take on a Brexiteer talking their usual Brexit poop poop!

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7/31 Unrest in the nation is likely to see an uptick as the sanctions temporarily impact and negatively influence the economy. Debt payments and freezing of new assets are likely to add pressure to the economy. Liquidity will also come under stress.

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Willy Pogo Niall Kenny Neil Gillespie Newsflash for you. Asian countries, like European ones, do most of their trade with each other. Joining CPTPP, a geographically fragmented FTA (where UK already had CPTPP-level access to 450m of CPTPP's 510m pop. via EU FTAs/rollovers) won't burnish UK with much new GDP (0.08%).

@willy_spurs1977 @PogoSkyBlues42 @iamniallkenny @Tipler1983 Newsflash for you. Asian countries, like European ones, do most of their trade with each other. Joining CPTPP, a geographically fragmented FTA (where UK already had CPTPP-level access to 450m of CPTPP's 510m pop. via EU FTAs/rollovers) won't burnish UK with much new GDP (0.08%).
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Colman 🇮🇪🇪🇺🇺🇦💙(@colmanc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Jayne Evans Sir Mike Jansen #FBPPR #FBPE #RejoinEU #PropRep Sue Wilson Bigger in what sense? Combined GDP is lower. I guess it does cover more of the earth's surface 🤷‍♂️

In terms of value to the UK, it's estimated it will increase GDP here by a staggering 0.08%

Leaving the EU cost an estimated 4%

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Laurie White Wisdom of Winston Arron Banks According to the UK government’s own projections, the estimated long-run increase in its GDP from joining CPTPP is 0.08 per cent. Moreover, the UK already has bilateral free trade agreements with nine of the eleven current CPTPP members, which limits potential economic effects.

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dave lawrence 🐟🐟🐠(@dave43law) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Truss dropped climate targets to get a bad trade deal with Australia
Badenoch capitulated on palm oil to join CTPTT for 0.08% of GDP
Anyone see a pattern a weak country that sells out to get 'pretend results'

independent.co.uk/climate-change…

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Rob Pearson 💙#NHS 💛#Ukraine 🇺🇦 #ER🌍 #FBPE🇪🇺(@Angus_Prune) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Catherine McBride But the govts own assessment of joining CPTPP says:
'The economic benefits appear to be small. The Government’s scoping assessment indicated the long-run increase in GDP would be 0.08% but could be higher if other countries, such as South Korea, join the bloc.'

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Barry Halverson(@barry_halverson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

David C Bannerman Would I be right that in a democracy you can change your mind based on evidence? Or simply just change your mind? The EU is the richest single market in the world, CPTPP is worth just 0.08% of GDP, so you’re kidding right? Finally, for your geographically challenged followers.

@DCBMEP Would I be right that in a democracy you can change your mind based on evidence? Or simply just change your mind? The EU is the richest single market in the world, CPTPP is worth just 0.08% of GDP, so you’re kidding right? Finally, for your geographically challenged followers.
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pluto ellis edmond beale Andy Mayer Kristian Niemietz wants more empty houses in 🇬🇧 So you've gone from 'German recession proves brexit's value' to 'we can't know for at least 20 years'

We can know because there are no credible prosoects of success

A US FTA is inly worth 0.2% of GDP
CPTTP membership inly worth 0.08%
There's nothing credible to make brexit work

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Richard Larsson(@SWEEDTRADER) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Justbob11 Jim Quirk Gully Foyle #UKTrade The 0.8% vs 0.08%(the actual figures) was in reference to expected gain from membership of the CPTPP to UK gdp over the long term. Not my figures but official government figures

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Mike D - London, Europe(@MikeDLondon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Coming soon: another woeful Brexit 'benefit' being negotiated by Bad Deal Badenoch.

The '£9 trillion CPTPP' gains us 0.08% GDP in reality.

Next up - the '£1 trillion Gulf States' deal.🤔

Narrator: But Brexit costs us a 4% GDP hit.

Coming soon: another woeful Brexit 'benefit' being negotiated by Bad Deal Badenoch.

The '£9 trillion CPTPP' gains us 0.08% GDP in reality.

Next up - the '£1 trillion Gulf States' deal.🤔

Narrator: But Brexit costs us a 4% GDP hit.

#badenochOut #toriesout #torybrexitdisaster
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Don Rockell. 48% were not wrong(@DcR70604517) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mick C Matosis 👍🪙💷 Home Office Lost EU trade is £100bln a year and rising
Tax on that trade is £40bln & equates to 4% of the UKs GDP

The CPTPP is worth maybe 0.08% after 10 years to the UK

The CPTPP standards are different from the EUs, so we need to manufacture to 2 different standards as well, which costs

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CHRIS JOHNSON(@ChrisNJohnsonUK) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ferdinand64 Gail Heaton Gavin Esler 0.08% GDP growth, from a pact that will see trade causing carbon footprint increase in transport, where imported NZ Lamb will see UK farm sources priced out of business. Your idea of a great Brexit win is laughable, just like JRM. Plausible comedy duo? I'm not laughing.

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