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On the other hand:

- Free Ports sound good
- Can pretend EU rules prevented them in the past
- Action without the boring bit of deciding rationale
- Plenty of opportunities for corruption (free ports are a nice gift to a locality)
And if Sam wrote about it then Dmitry must, by trade geek law, have done similarly...
The serious analysis of free ports by @pholmes8 @uk_tpo - they probably don't achieve a lot, you still need to follow WTO disciplines, and most importantly ensure this isn't just about relocation from one place to another blogs.sussex.ac.uk/uktpo/publicat…
@pholmes8 @uk_tpo So amazingly or not it seems that an impending Government announcement of Free Ports will be based on no great evidence, which at least will be in keeping with the rationale for a US or Australian trade deal i.e. none we've yet been told.
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