PARLIAMENTARY WRITTEN QUESTION
Trade Agreements: Japan (30 October 2020)
Question Asked
Asked by:
Andrew Griffith (Conservative)
Answer
The published final stage impact assessment shows that all UK regions and nations are estimated to increase output as a result of the UK-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (UK-Japan CEPA). Government analysis indicates that the UK-Japan CEPA could boost the economy in the South East by approximately 0.07% in the long-run (equivalent to £177 million based on 2017 gross value added). It should be noted that these monetised value estimates are to be interpreted as indicative magnitudes not precise estimates or forecasts. The analysis does not include a breakdown of the economic value of the deal for Sussex nor an aggregated economic value for England.
Answered by:
Greg Hands (Conservative)
9 November 2020
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