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By Leofric J.A.Th. HAMPSON, member of the Brussels Bar, Belgium, Solicitor and Solicitor-Advocate («All Higher Courts»), England and Wales, Admitted (not practising) Barrister of Supreme Court of Queensland and of the High Court of Australia
Having seen motivations for trade agreements (bilateral and multilateral) and heard of a number of post-Brexit possible long-term EU-UK alternatives we now speak to such alternatives. What do they involve? Have their roads been bumpy? What will be essential in whatever, if anything, may be so agreed?
A bargain for?
Fair bargains promote and are conducive of longer business relations and thereby stability and wealth. The same can similarly be stated for international trade...
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