EU to Britain: Offer Brexit cash now or we won't talk trade



It looks like BREXIT is far from done. Talks are still on going. It’s still unclear about what would happen after BREXIT. It’s looks like the issue of Ireland hasn’t come to an agreement, therefore without any progress, the EU won’t discuss any future trading relationship.  Britain had hope for a conclusion, so it can move forward onto the next phase. Secondly, Businesses are worry, according to the article “Key trade, regulations and legal agreement under the Britain’s economy will be invalided is no deal is struck”. And while business are clamoring for clarity. Plus, businesses want time and a transitional period (up to 3 years) so that can adapt wo what will happen to BREXIT. 
Work cited: Chief EU negotiator Michel Barnier issued the deadline on Friday as the sixth round of Brexit talks wrapped up in Brussels without a breakthrough. “Brexit: U.K. Must Offer More Cash or EU Won't Talk Trade.” CNNMoney, Cable News Network,


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  1. Addie EytchesonNovember 21, 2017 at 5:02 AM

    If Britain doesn't make up their mind about how much they are going to pay, the will damage future trading practices. I think this is very risky; they should just decide. It's been nearly 17 months after Brits voted to leave the EU and they still have not come to an agreement.

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