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The EU's Industrial Accelerator Act and its ‘Made in Europe’ mechanism support its industry by encouraging purchasers to buy local. But how do you define European? How much of a risk does this Act pose for British industry? Finally, is there not a simpler way of dealing with Chinese imports?
Joining the discussion are Pinar Gunes (CITP / University of Sussex Business School), William Bain (British Chambers of Commerce), Sam Lowe (Flint Global / Most Favoured Nation newsletter) and our host Chris Horseman (Borderlex).
Joining the discussion are Pinar Gunes (CITP / University of Sussex Business School), William Bain (British Chambers of Commerce), Sam Lowe (Flint Global / Most Favoured Nation newsletter) and our host Chris Horseman (Borderlex).
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