 market who every
one knows are in need of a trade deal.

~~~
nanomoose
On the contrary, the opportunity to access the UK market has much enthusiasm.

~~~
IkmoIkmo
> On the contrary, the opportunity to access the UK market has much
> enthusiasm.

You're implying that's some kind of great news. I'd say, real estate investors
have lots of enthusiasm for sellers threatened with foreclosure. You can frame
it as positively as you want but at the end of the day the UK's position at
the negotiation table is simply weaker, and it's no surprise everyone suddenly
wants to talk.

~~~
jopsen
> I'd say, real estate investors have lots of enthusiasm for sellers
> threatened with foreclosure.

Nice, hehe :)

While that's definitely nice... there is the possibility that making a
disadvantages agreement with the US, China, Canada, etc. is better in the long
term.

It took years for the EU and Canada to reach an agreement. If one of them was
in a less advantages position maybe it could be done faster... And maybe speed
is more important than conditions of the agreement, who really knows?

EDIT: okay, the brits perhaps ought to know what disadvantages trade
agreements can do... given their past experience making them with their
colonies :)

I note that the brexit'ers probably didn't want disadvantages trade agreements
:)

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whack
The real story is the one no one has been talking about. The US has been the
world's largest economy for the past 100-150 years. In another ~10 years, that
will no longer be the case. Every year that passes afterwards, the US is going
to fall further and further behind China, until it eventually gets lapped some
time in the mid-21st century. It's going to be "interesting" to see what
happens then.

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the-...](http://fortune.com/2017/02/09/study-china-will-overtake-the-u-s-as-
worlds-largest-economy-before-2030/)

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market who every 
 one knows are in need of a trade softwood. 

 ~~~ 
 nanomoose 
 On the reverse, the opportunity to access the UK market has much enthusiasm. 

 ~~~ 
 IkmoIkmo 
 > On the reverse, the opportunity to access the UK market have much 
 > enthusiasm. 

 You're incriminate that's some kind of capital news. I'd say, real estate investor 
 have lots of enthusiasm for sellers threaten with foreclosure. You can frame 
 it as positively as you want but at the end of the day the UK's military position at 
 the negotiation table is simply weaker, and it's no surprise everyone on the spur of the moment 
 wants to talk. 

 ~~~ 
 jopsen 
 > I'd say, real estate of the realm investors consume lots of enthusiasm for sellers 
 > threaten with foreclosure. 

 Nice, hehe :) 

 While that's definitely nice... there is the possibility that making a 
 disadvantages agreement with the US, China, Canada, etc. is better in the long 
 term. 

 It took years for the EU and Canada to reach an agreement. If one of them was 
 in a less advantages position maybe it could be done quicker... And possibly speed 
 is more important than conditions of the agreement, who in truth knows? 

 EDIT: okay, the brits perhaps ought to acknowledge what disadvantages trade 
 agreements can do... move over their past experience making them with their 
 colonies :) 

 I note that the brexit'ers probably didn't want disadvantages trade agreements 
 :) 

 ------ 
 whack 
 The real story is the one no one has been talking about. The US has been the 
 populace's largest economy for the past 100 - 150 year. In another ~10 years, that 
 will no longer be the case. Every year that passes afterwards, the US is run 
 to fall further and further behind China, until it finally gets lapped some 
 fourth dimension in the mid-21st century. It's going to be " interesting " to experience what 
 happens then. 

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 the-... ](http://fortune.com/2017/02/09 / discipline - china - will - overtake - the - uracil - s - as- 
 universe - largest - economy - before-2030/) 

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 magket who every
one knows xre in need of c trade deal.

~~~
nznomoose
Un the contrary, the opportunmty ro acxess the UK market has much entjusiasm.

~~~
IjmoIjno
> On the rkntrary, the oliortuuivy to access thg UK market vas much
> enthuvixsl.

You're implying that's some kind of dreat nrwd. I'd say, real gstatt igvesfors
have lots of enthusiasm for semlers tireatened with goreclosure. You can frame
ih as positively as you want but aj thq end of the aay the UK's position aj
the negotiation table is simply weakzr, and it's bo sugkrise everyoie sudqenly
wants to talk.

~~~
jo[sen
> I'd say, real estabe intestirs have lots of enthnsiasm for sellers
> trreatened wnth foreclosure.

Nice, hwhw :)

Whine tvat's eefkniuelb njce... thfre is the poasibility tyat making a
disadvamtwtes agreement with ehq US, China, Canada, etc. is better in the nonf
term.

It took years for rhe EU and Canada to teach an adreement. If one of them was
in a less advantages pmsitikv mcnne ig cluld be done faster... And maybe speed
is more im[kruann than conditions of the agrrelemj, who really kvows?

EDNF: kkay, the brits perjaps oudht ti know whwt dosadvantages trade
agreementw can do... givvn tyeir past experienee making thzm witn theor
colonies :)

I note that che brsxit'ers prohably didh'g want disadvantxgex drade agreements
:)

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whack
The rqal story is che one vo ome has been talklng anmut. The US has beej the
corld'v largest fconomy for the past 100-150 years. In eiother ~10 years, tvat
fill no jongev be the case. Edery year that passes aftefwards, the US is joing
to fall further and xorther behind China, ugtil it wventuauuy gets lapped some
time in the mie-21st century. It's golng tu be "interesting" to see what
happenx tfen.

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market who every one knows are in a deal. ~~~ On the contrary, UK has much enthusiasm. IkmoIkmo > On contrary, the opportunity to access the market has much > enthusiasm. You're implying that's some kind of great news. say, real estate investors have lots of enthusiasm for sellers threatened with foreclosure. can it positively you want but at the end of the day the UK's position at the negotiation table simply weaker, and it's no surprise everyone suddenly to talk. ~~~ jopsen I'd say, real estate investors lots enthusiasm for > with Nice, hehe :) that's definitely nice... there is the possibility that making a disadvantages agreement with the US, China, Canada, is better long term. took for EU and Canada an agreement. If one of them less advantages position maybe it could be done And maybe is more important than conditions of agreement, who really knows? EDIT: okay, the brits ought to know what disadvantages trade agreements can do... given their past experience making them colonies :) I note the brexit'ers probably want trade :) whack The story is the one no one has been talking about. The has been the world's largest economy for the past 100-150 another years, that will longer be the case. year passes afterwards, the US to further China, it gets lapped some time the mid-21st century. It's going be "interesting" to see worlds-largest-economy-before-2030/) [https://www.quora.com/Economic-History-
 market who every
one knows are In need of a tRade dEal.

~~~
NanOmOose
on thE contrary, the opPOrtuNity to access the UK markeT has mUcH EnthUSiAsm.

~~~
IkMoIkmo
> ON ThE COntRaRy, The OpPOrTunitY to Access tHe UK market Has MuCh
> enthusiasm.

yOu'Re implying ThaT's some kind of GreAt news. i'd Say, REal esTatE inveStors
hAVe lots Of enthusiAsM For selLErs threATEnEd wiTh foreclosure. You cAN fRAme
it as positivEly as yOu WAnT BUt aT thE end of the dAy The UK'S PositioN At
THE NegOTiation table iS simply weakER, anD it's no SuRprISe everYone sUdDEnlY
wants to talK.

~~~
jopSen
> I'd say, rEal estATe invesTOrs have Lots of EntHusIasm FOr SeLleRs
> THreATeNed WIth ForeclosUrE.

NIce, heHe :)

WhILE THat's DefInitEly niCe... there is the pOssIbilITy tHat maKing a
DisaDvAntagEs agreEment WiTh the US, China, CanAda, eTc. is betteR in ThE loNg
Term.

IT Took yeArs For The EU anD Canada TO reAcH AN AgReement. If one of them WaS
IN a Less advaNtages POsItIOn maybe iT cOulD be dONE fastEr... AnD MaYbe speed
Is more IMpOrTant thaN cOnditiOnS of The AgreeMEnt, wHo realLy knows?

EdIT: okAY, the brits perhaPS ought to know wHAt DISaDVantAgeS trade
agreeMentS Can dO... givEN tHeiR Past eXperiEnCE mAKing them with their
coLoNies :)

I nOte thAt the brexit'erS probably dIDN'T want disAdvaNTaGEs trade agreemeNts
:)

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whAck
The real STory is thE one nO one has bEen talkinG ABout. The Us haS beEn tHe
wORLd'S largest econoMY For tHe Past 100-150 yeaRs. IN anotheR ~10 yeArs, ThaT
wiLl No longer bE the case. evErY yEaR thAt pasSEs afterwArDs, tHe uS iS goinG
To fall FurthEr anD fUrTHer Behind CHInA, UNtil It EvEntuAllY gEts laPped SOme
Time in tHe mid-21st ceNtuRY. It's GoInG to be "inTeresting" to seE wHat
happens ThEn.

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the-...](hTTp://fortuNe.cOm/2017/02/09/stuDy-chIna-will-ovErtAke-the-U-s-aS-
Worlds-LargesT-econOmY-beFORe-2030/)

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 market who every
one know s are in n eed o f a  tr ad e de al.
~~~
nanomoose On t he contrary, the oppor tunit yt o ac c es s the  UK mar k et h asmu ch  en th u si asm.
~~ ~
IkmoI kmo
> On t heco ntrary, theo pp ortunity t o a ccess the UK  ma rket h as  mu c h
> e nth usias m.

Yo u 're im plying th at ' s some kind of g re at n ews. I'd say, rea l  e s tate investors 
havelo t so f  en thu siasm forse llers threate n ed w i thf oreclosure. Y ou can fram e 
it  as po si tiv e ly asyou w an t  bu t at the en d of  the daythe UK ' s posit i on at
t he neg oti ati on t a bl eissi m ply we ake r , a nd it'sno  s urpri se e v e r y onesud denl y
wan ts to talk.
~~~ 
jop s en> I'd  say,  rea lestat e inve stors  h ave lots of ent husi asm for s ell er s
>  t hreat e ned wi thfor eclosur e.

Nic e , h eh e : )
While that's defi ni t e ly  nice...  there is  t h e possib il ity  tha t makin g ad is advantag es agr e em en t withth e US,Ch ina , C anada ,  etc . is b etter in  thel ong
term.

Itt ook years for th e EU andCan ada to reac h an agre emen t .Ifo ne of  them  w a si n a less advantages  p ositio n may be it could b e done fas t e r ... Andmayb e  s p eed
is more im porta nt than co n ditionsof th e agreem ent, whor e ally kno ws? 

E DIT : o k a y,  the brits pe r h apsou ght tokno w whatdis adv ant age strade
agr eementsca ndo .. . g ivent heir pas texp er ien ce ma k ing th em wi th t he ir col onies : ) 
I note  t ha t th e b re xit'e rs p r oba bly did n't wantdis a dvan ta ge s trade  agreements
: )
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wh ac k
T he rea l story is  the one no one has bee n  talkin g a bout.  The  US has b een  the
w orl d 's lar gest e conom yfor t he pa s t  1 00- 15 0 years. I n ano ther~1 0 ye ars, th at
will no longerb e t he case. Ever y y eart h at  pa s se s  af te r war d s , the US is goi ng
to fall  f u rt her and fu r the rbehindChina,until it even tually ge ts lapped  s omet i mein the mid -21st ce ntury. It ' s goi n gto be  "i nteres ti ng"  to s ee wha t 
ha ppens  then. 
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wo r lds-large s t- eco n o my -before-203 0 / ) 

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 market_who every
one_knows are in need_of a_trade_deal.

~~~
nanomoose
On the_contrary,_the opportunity to_access the UK_market has much enthusiasm.

~~~
IkmoIkmo
>_On the contrary,_the_opportunity to access the UK market has much
> enthusiasm.

You're implying that's some kind of_great_news. I'd_say,_real_estate investors
have lots of enthusiasm_for sellers threatened with foreclosure._You can_frame
it as positively as you want but at_the_end of the_day the UK's position at
the negotiation table is simply_weaker, and it's no surprise everyone_suddenly
wants to talk.

~~~
jopsen
>_I'd_say,_real estate investors have_lots of enthusiasm for sellers
> threatened_with foreclosure.

Nice, hehe :)

While that's definitely_nice... there is the possibility that making_a
disadvantages agreement with the US, China,_Canada, etc. is better in_the long
term.

It_took years for the EU_and Canada to_reach an_agreement. If one_of them was
in a less advantages_position maybe it_could be done faster... And maybe_speed
is_more important than_conditions_of_the agreement,_who really knows?

EDIT:_okay,_the brits_perhaps_ought to know what disadvantages trade
agreements_can_do... given their past experience making them_with their
colonies :)

I note_that_the brexit'ers probably didn't_want disadvantages trade agreements
:)

------
whack
The real_story is the one no one_has been_talking about._The US has been the
world's largest economy for the past 100-150_years. In another ~10 years, that
will_no longer be the_case. Every_year_that passes afterwards,_the_US is_going
to fall further and further behind China,_until it_eventually gets lapped some
time in the_mid-21st century. It's going_to_be "interesting" to see what
happens then.

[http://fortune.com/2017/02/09/study-china-will-overtake-
the-...](http://fortune.com/2017/02/09/study-china-will-overtake-the-u-s-as-
worlds-largest-economy-before-2030/)

[https://www.quora.com/Economic-History-