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bron : Brexit: Five challenges for the UK when leaving the EU - BBC News
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Reality Check: How much does the EU Budget cost the UK? - BBC News
£8b en zij rekenen wel dat zij dezelfde voorwaarden zullen krijgen als Noorwegen en Zwitserland bv om te handelen met de EU maar die kans lijkt mij eerder klein want desondanks de spijt die velen uitdrukken ivm het verlaten van de EU door GB twijfel ik er niet aan dat achter de schermen de messen geslepen zullen worden om duidelijk te maken aan anderen met diezelfde ambitie dat het verlaten van de EU een prijs heeft.
Zo'n deal ontstaat ook al niet op 1,2,3 en tijdens die tijd na het activeren van artikel 50 zal de UK vallen onder de WTO.
Talks to determine new UK-EU trading arrangements could start during the two-year negotiating period for withdrawal, but not necessarily.
If the EU waits until the UK's formal withdrawal, the negotiations might drag on for another five years or more. Pending a deal, the UK will trade with the EU under World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.
That would mean UK exporters paying new EU import tariffs and facing non-tariff barriers, in the same way that China and the US trade with the EU. UK services - accounting for 80% of the UK economy - would lose their preferential access to the EU single market.
Free trade deals that the EU negotiated with 53 countries, including Canada, Singapore and South Korea, will no longer apply to the UK. If the UK wants the benefits of them it will have to renegotiate with those countries.
The Remain camp said full access to the EU single market - the world's biggest free trade area with 500 million consumers - was crucial for the UK. But free movement of workers, payments into the EU budget and acceptance of the EU rulebook are conditions for that access.
The EU is unlikely to bend on those conditions, because it does not want more members to leave the club. The UK might well sign up to those conditions, but it would not be able to influence EU rules, as it would lack a vote. Many in the Brexit camp see that position - exemplified by Norway - as unacceptable.
The UK's main selling point is that it is a big market for EU exports, such as French food and German cars.
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The UK will stop paying into the EU budget once it formally leaves the bloc.
So the UK's current net contribution of about £8.5bn (€11bn; $12.5bn) annually will stay at home. It could be spent partly on the National Health Service, as some in the Brexit camp have suggested, or used to scrap VAT on fuel.
But UK farmers will no longer get direct payments from the EU, which were worth about £2.4bn in 2015. It is not clear how much of that, if any, the UK government will continue paying.
Nor is it clear how much the UK's poorest regions will get in future, now that they no longer qualify for EU regional funding.
buitenlandse werkkrachten
The UK will try to reduce immigration from the EU, probably with a points-based system like Australia's. It means giving priority to high-skilled workers and blocking entry to low-skilled ones. Many jobseekers from the EU may be told to leave.
But first the UK will have to clarify the status of the nearly 2.2 million EU workers living in the UK. The rules for family reunions may get tougher. But any block on freedom of movement is unlikely for at least two years, while the UK is negotiating Brexit.
Nearly two million UK nationals also live abroad in EU countries - so any British measures targeting EU workers could trigger retaliation against UK nationals abroad.
What the UK can start doing immediately, however, is tighten the rules for migrant benefits.
bron : Brexit: Five challenges for the UK when leaving the EU - BBC News
en netto bijdrage/verlies
Reality Check: How much does the EU Budget cost the UK? - BBC News
£8b en zij rekenen wel dat zij dezelfde voorwaarden zullen krijgen als Noorwegen en Zwitserland bv om te handelen met de EU maar die kans lijkt mij eerder klein want desondanks de spijt die velen uitdrukken ivm het verlaten van de EU door GB twijfel ik er niet aan dat achter de schermen de messen geslepen zullen worden om duidelijk te maken aan anderen met diezelfde ambitie dat het verlaten van de EU een prijs heeft.
Zo'n deal ontstaat ook al niet op 1,2,3 en tijdens die tijd na het activeren van artikel 50 zal de UK vallen onder de WTO.
