Germany Warns U.K. Against Tax `Dumping'

The transcript discusses Germany's preparation for Brexit, focusing on economic uncertainty and the need for investment clarity. It explores trade relations between Germany and the UK post-Brexit, emphasizing the importance of fair trade without barriers. The potential impact of US tax reform on trade is examined, with concerns about protectionism and WTO compliance. Opportunities to expand trade with China are highlighted, stressing reciprocity and industrial regulation. Finally, the discussion covers electromobility and vehicle quotas with China, aiming for market leadership while addressing regulatory challenges.

What is the main concern for Germany regarding Brexit?

• The rise in cultural exchanges

• The decrease in educational collaborations

• The uncertainty in economic relations

• The potential increase in tourism

What is Germany's stance on the US border adjusted tax?

• It is viewed as a minor change with little impact

• It is considered a move towards protectionism

• It is seen as a positive step for global trade

• It is expected to boost the German economy

How does Germany view its trade relationship with China?

• As an opportunity for cultural exchange

• As a crucial market with significant investments

• As a potential threat to its industries

• As a minor aspect of its economy

What principle does Germany want to apply in its trade relations with China?

• Protectionism

• Monopoly

• Reciprocity

• Isolationism

What is Germany's position on electromobility?

• Germany wants to ban electromobility

• Germany supports and aims to lead in electromobility

• Germany is indifferent to electromobility

• Germany opposes electromobility