Small businesses are suffering from the added bureaucracy, musicians from classical orchestras to solo folk singers are suffering from the impossible burden of multiple, often expensive visas and customs documents because our government refused a reasonable reciprocal proposal from the EU, and Northern Ireland still looks a mess. (Of course, the flippant solution is that everyone eats vegan sausages and helps the climate emergency at the same time ...) That's before we get to the extra burdens and stress put on UK citizens living in the EU, and vice versa; not to mention problems travelling with pets ... Big businesses such as Nissan will make decisions based on the advantages they can muscle from national exchequers and have the resources to manage the import/export rules - plus, there's also the UK internal car market to consider. Interesting, that although it's probably of more importance to the UK's IT and Finance industries, no one mentions data equivalence but, oops, we haven't got an equivalence deal yet for that big money spinner - financial service. The other interesting thing about Brexit is it's not completed yet: there are a myriad of issues still to be sorted out, possibly taking the next decade!
Michael Ixer ● 1677d