EU Trade Policy explained
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- Опубліковано 12 лис 2013
- ec.europa.eu/trade/policy/
EU trade policy sets the direction for trade and investment in and out of the EU. The EU
aims to play a key role in keeping markets open worldwide and helping Europe to exit from the economic crisis. EU trade policy is working to: create a global system for fair and open trade, open up markets with key partner countries, make sure others play by the rules and ensure trade is a force for sustainable development
EU sets the direction for #trade and investment in and out of the EU. The EU aims to play a key role in keeping markets open worldwide and helping Europe to exit from the economic #crisis.
ec.europa.eu/trade/policy/
#trade #eutrade
How does the trade stuff even work when all european companies makes their factories in Asia???
Beautifully explained,gr8 work..
i dont see citizens sin the process
"Lol decions aren't made in ivory tower" Then why most of Eu comissions laws and trade agreements are negotiated behind closed doors?
so that the other countries dont get our information and use them against us !
Because they negotiate using sensitive, strategically important data to come up to mutually-beneficial positions.
You`d like to see China stealing whatever remains of our technological solutions?
It's too bad that the imaginative design element that made Europe classically balanced was killed off for the aggressive techno projectile engineering element, of being where you are, which is nowhere, anyone wants to be. American capitalist advertised style is not only not European, it's not even human.
European Union is the Best in the world! I Love the European Union
...and it's about to be changed
To the best of my knowledge the EU's share of world trade is shrinking while countries like Brazil and India are forging ahead. And it's laughable for this video to mention "red tape" in other countries when the EU is drowning in it. Currently, whole generations in countries such as Greece are growing up never having had a job and unlikely to find one in the foreseeable future. In the UK one million young Brits are unemployed, not least because uncontrolled immigration has flooded the job market, and as an added bonus forced down wages. We no longer wholly govern ourselves, make all our own laws, or even control our own borders. In effect, we have been disenfranchised, our votes rendered almost meaningless because we cannot elect and cannot remove 90% of those who rule over us, and we're refused a say in the matter. That is dictatorship however you look at it. So I'll be voting UKIP, because I want to go back to living in a Britain where the British and only the British decide who governs them. Simple, really.
The UKs share of world trade is shrinking aswell, so when are you going to leave the UK ? Oh, and even a high school student with 0 knowledge in economics could tell you, that the share of world trade argument is an insanely disingenious one.