Report shows how Brexit Starmer reset can save the economic plan but only with EU's goodwill

A new report has shown that the British economy could, in a more precise coordination with the European Union, increase 2.2 percent of economic growth.

The report was ordered by the Frontier Economy by the best for England, and it seems that the British government’s own estimates reflect what could be officially launched last week.

With the rise in Britain’s economic downturn, this reinforcement could put Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves for economic growth. The senior negotiator of Nick Thomas-Our Hope hopes to trade in three months.

Two prominent British trade experts also believe that the statistics are “realistic” expectations, but have warned that they can only be achieved through the EU’s goodwill – which may not be back after Brexit.

Sir Kier was the first PM to participate in a dinner with EU leaders since Brexit (Foot)

The study was conducted to reflect the so -called red lines of Kier Storm in the negotiations, which is much less ambitious than joining the Customs and Customs Union.

The prime minister hopes that his proposal to support Britain in defense and security with European allies, along with a campaign for EU leaders, will encourage them to take a more practical approach to business.

This study showed that the British government could provide significant growth (1.7 % to 2.2 %) through deep -alignment policy in goods and services with the European Union, while aligning goods alone can grow (1 Percent to 1.5 per percent)

Instead of adopting precisely the same rules, the deepest balance is the mutual endorsement of each other’s standards.

Noteworthy is the balance of goods in disproportionate dividends for areas outside London with the highest growth in this scenario forecast in West Midlands, East Midlands, Northeast and Yorkshire.

And this is not just for England. In a monetary point of view, the balance increases similar exports to the European Union (£ 23.9 billion) for Britain (£ 26.52 billion). In the scenario of US Donald Trump’s tariffs, the deep balance between the European Union and the British, with some of the missing US trade with British frictionless trade, is spending the European Union.

CLACTON FARAGE LOOKING FARGE WILL NOT WILL (Reuters)

The closer regulatory balance not only saves the costs of British and EU business, but over time, it can help England between a quarter and half of Brexit’s economic blow to the UK GDP, which OBR Had calculated with -4 %, improved. Human

In the short term, the impact of growth is about twice as much as the 2019 government’s high estimates of the impact of the British -US Free Trade Agreement. The proceeds from such growth can also be used to finance the public investment – for example, nearly two years of government increased to the NHS capital budget.

“I believe the results are almost the same as the British government itself,” said David Henig, director of the British Trade Trade Policy Project. .

“It may be too early to trust the EU in the UK’s goals,” he said. So [Starmer offering] Defense is one of the few self -confidence measures. “

“The balance can work,” said Marcorason, director general of the International Export and Trade Institute of Charter.

He lost a recent case study of a chicken producer that loses four times a poultry truck at the border due to delays from a figure in a 30 -page document.

Minister of Cabinet, Nick Thomas -anda is conducting resettling negotiations (EU/UK YouTube)

“The current situation is not just for jobs in the UK, but it can also remove transportation,” he said.

But he added, “There is a great opportunity by removing barriers to the commodity trade. It depends on whether there is a will to do it.”

Supporting this research, a extensive poll and analysis of MRP from nearly 15,000 people carried out by Yougov on behalf of the best for the UK, found that support for EU standards and regulations is the most popular option at all There are two constituencies in England (Castle Point and Point Castle and Clacton Nigel Farage).

Two by five (41 %) said that Britain should be more coordinated with the European Union with one in five in five cases. In favor of the status quo (19 %), think Britain should be less in line with the European Union (22 %) or they do not know them (18 %).

The poll also found that in each of the seats of the parliament’s seat was the most popular option for the UK to improve access to trade with the European Union, even if the UK wants to comply with certain rules, standards and regulations.

In the Clacton Farage chair, the results are 42 % opposite and 39 % support.

Throughout the country, more voters want to comply with all EU law (44 %) compared to those who cannot (38 %).

“No other policy or infrastructure investment has the opportunity to move economic dialing on this scale at this time,” said Naomi Smith, the executive director of the best for the UK. To reset his Brexit, he also requests his voters who won the conservatives in the previous election.

“The deeper regulatory balance is growing with our biggest market in every corner of England and the British change is awaiting it. Voters want it, jobs need it, it is appropriate for the government to commit it.

“The Labor Government is the first time a decade with the aim of negotiating a stronger and closer trade relations with our allies in the European Union. The new time shows the opportunity provided, with the increase in our economy worth tens of billions of pounds and the benefits that take place for all parts of the country.

“The Chancellor was right to say that when we choose politics on how to grow the economy, the answer is not always not. Now it is time to say yes to the EU’s supervisory balance and begin to thwart damages by failed trading. Last government.