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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
So countries outside the EU are unable to trade with each other because they have different standards? And non-EU countries can't import into the EU.
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it is a least MUCH harder and only the cheap price gives that a sense.
EU imports and exports were growing a few 100% since the Euro.
is that not prove enough?
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As for bananas we don't have them in Europe as they are grown in tropical climates.
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paul, england and CZ are not the only countries in the EU.
i have a banana tree here in my house in spain and they are a huge export good for spain.
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And oil and gas are forbidden in the EU unless they come from EU countries.
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what ??? i did not get that. we do have oil and gas in the EU but we still need to import from non EU countries. and in oil and gas are INTERNATIONAL standards. the only incalculable aspect is the price because these goods are usually sold in US-dollar because it is not only the price it is also the exchange rate what can change here and this is a double risk.
actually the EU is working on oil trade deals with iran in euro instead of dollars and that
makes much more sense for the EU countries.
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Do you ever think before you post?
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yes i do and when i tell you something about anything you can be sure that it is something i was already interested in before.
but the real problem is that I do understand economy and you are not.
it was and is my fucking job to understand that and if i would be bad in that i would probably also live in CZ today in a cheap old home and cry about the good times in the past when every lame idiot could make money.
you might have other qualities that I do not have but in economy you are definitely
on a very low knowledge level.