Actually, you can. However you couldn’t be in both the CPTPP and the European Customs Union. (View Post)

Yes. With two different currencies. But with a single market, freedom of movement, and close collaboration on defence, trade, and industrial policy. (View Post)

NZ and Australia are not a political federation. I’m suggesting something a bit like that, more integrated in some areas, less in others perhaps. (View Post)

Anglo-Canada would have roughly the same trade volume with the US as with the EU, together about 70% of volume. Asia Pacific economies probably another 25%. (View Post)

Anglo-Canada would only be sixth largest spender of R&D globally, but would be within spitting distance of fifth (South Korea). (View Post)