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\nOn: Dec 16, 2022 @ 4:08 PM<\/strong>
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\ntrade cooperation that it did with South Korea after the country carried out the Brexit Referendum in 2016. South Korea became the first and only country
\nin Asia, especially East Asia, that could sign a BFTA trade agreement with
\nUK even though at that time there was still no agreement on Brexit between
\nUK and the European Union. The total value of trade between these two
\ncountries is \u00a314.8 billion, which is the third largest agreement among the
\nagreements the UK has made with 50 other countries or territories after the
\nBrexit Referendum. In this study, the basic theoretical framework used is Decision Making Process (DMP) theory from William D. Coplin. The results
\nshow that the BFTA agreement between the UK and South Korea is not something massive. With various supporting factors obtained, the existence of
\nthis agreement is to continue the previous agreement and ensure that trade
\nrelations between two countries will not change regardless of the outcome of Brexit. So, it can be understood that UK\u2019s interest in its cooperation with South Korea after the Brexit Referendum is to maintain and secure the British economy before Brexit occurs, as well as protect the country against a hard
\nBrexit or no-deal Brexit<\/strong><\/li>\n