On 13/09/2018 20:38, bert wrote:
In article , "Dave Plowman (News)"
writes
In article ,
Â* tim... wrote:
If a company does 90% of its business in rEU and 10% in the UK then it
makes sense to move, as they will effectively save the costs on 80% of
their sales

What an odd if. The biggest customer for JLR products is China. Add that
to NA sales makes it about double the sales to the EU.

Just what tariffs NA and China may apply to good from the UK after we
leave the EU isn't known. Whereas JLR already know the conditions they
export under while the UK is in the EU.

but if the UK/EU sales are the same the costs saving from moving will be
ZERO

But surely we were told leaving the EU would push up workers wages? By
vastly reducing the supply of them? Which is going to increase JLR's
costs? Or was that just another empty promise to get the working class to
vote Brexit?

So you don't want workers wages to rise.

He might have at one time, but not now he's not working.

DP supports the politics of envy.