What Japanese imports should I get excited about?
>The deal eliminates about 99 percent of the tariffs on Japanese goods sold to the EU. About 94 percent of the tariffs on European exports to Japan will be lifted, rising to 99 percent in the future. The difference reflects exceptions on such products as rice, which enjoys strong political protection from imports in Japan.
bloomberg.com
EU and Japan sign free trade deal
Josiah Thompson
Lucas Garcia
I for one am excited about the waifus.
Easton Bell
The European Union and Japan signed a huge free trade deal on Tuesday that cuts or eliminates tariffs on nearly all goods.
The agreement covers 600 million people and a third of the global economy. It's also a major endorsement of a global trading system that is under increasing threat from protectionism.
Evan Gonzalez
based european union protector of free trade and human rights
Asher Rivera
Another massive victory for European Union against anglo cucks.
Matthew Thompson
Japan should be admitted into the EU.
Hunter Hall
based.
Evan Allen
I woulden't get hyped, the Italian government has said they want to block all new trade deals.
Nicholas Foster
What government?
Gavin Morgan
BASED
NOW I CAN IMPORT NINTENDO SWITCH AND SEIKO WATCHES WITHOUT PAYING TAX
Charles Baker
EU should ban all Italian agricultural products. Italians secrete feces from their hands and contaminate all they touch.
Aiden Perez
>want to block
Deal is already signed
Caleb Perry
>no tax waifu figs
thanks based eu
Angel Stewart
ANIMU FIGURINES HERE I COME
Owen Wilson
Wait, is this really true?
Luke Roberts
Loli dolls =) affordable I hope =)
Matthew King
I read most of the new imports in the EU will be cars, Japanese cars will be cheaper
Most of the export will be high-quality European food, especially cheese and wine. It seems like it's booming in Japan and they can't cover all the demand
Most other things will most likely not be noticeable by most citizens but will be huge for companies, like new standardized regulations (for example if you imported cars in Japan you had to test them for emission under their regulations as well, losing time and money. Now their regulations are the same so you just have to do it once). We may see more Japanese products though
It's a historical moment. Biggest FTA ever signed
Camden Johnson
Germany and Japs cooperating against USA
Hmm
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Charles King
It just means less Europeans will buy shitty overengineered Euro cars and less Japanese buy shitty Japanese alcoholic beverages.
Adam Russell
Free Trade ftw! As a neoliberal this is great news.
Zachary Wilson
As a weeb I concur.