UK-US trade deal 'isn't worth the paper it's written on', says Nobel Prize-winning economist
- Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump announced a 'first-of-a-kind' trade deal, which the British prime minister hailed as one that will save thousands of UK jobs.
- A Nobel Prize-winning economist criticized the deal, saying 'any agreement with Trump isn't worth the paper it's written on' as Trump has previously signed and then violated deals.
- Economists stated that the direct impacts on UK GDP from the deal are likely to be very small, as it is far from a full-blown trade agreement and the finer details still need to be ironed out.
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