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How far will EU-US trade negotiations go?
The G8 Summit in Northern Ireland this week began with the news that landmark negotiations on a trade deal between the EU and USA would begin.
Cameron claimed the “once in a generation opportunity” has the potential to add £100bn to the EU economy. European Commission President, José Manuel Barroso, said he wanted to move fast to get rid of behind-the-border trade barriers and red tape, but conceded that negotiations were unlikely to be trouble-free.
So, where does liberalisation needs to occur, and to what extent? Perhaps Bdaily readers and their businesses have experience of encountering obstacles in trading with the US.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Tom Keighley .
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