UK exports to Europe make up 44% of all UK exports. Goods imported into the UK make up 8% of all EU exports. You tell me who would be the biggest loser here? UK-EU exports are a bigger part of the UK’s economy than the EU’s Although fewer of our exports are now going to other EU countries, these exports are still just as important to our economy. The £220 billion exports of goods and services to other EU countries were worth about 12% of the value of the British economy in 2015, and £230 billion or 13% in 2014. It’s stayed at around 13-15% over the past decade. Exports from the rest of the EU to the UK were worth about 3-4% of the size of the remaining EU’s economy in 2014
Did you look up the Rotterdam effect as I suggested earlier? Let me help, The Office of National Statistics on the matter [ARCHIVED CONTENT] UK Government Web Archive – The National Archives
all that is assuming you get to keep the 100bill of our exports that's included in yer figures. :smileys:
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Does that 100 bill include the £48.5 billion (64% of Scotlands exports) to the rest of the united Kingdom? You send in goods to the rest of the U.K. 4 times more than the whole of the E.U. Source, Scottish government Export Statistics Scotland - Publication You do have to wonder why the snp want to leave the U.K. then join the EU and have tariffs added to 64% of their business whilst paying the E.U more than it ever has to the U.K. ?
