Greenaway, DavidUniv NottinghamMilner, ChrisUniv NottinghamJohn Wiley and SonsThe World EconomyGreenaway D., Milner C., 2019. The economic impact of Brexit on the UK economy. The World Economy, 42:2-4. https://doi.org/10.1111/twec.12774
One of the major results of the analysis was the projected long-term effects on GDP. As the chart here shows, in both Brexit scenario types, PwC predict that economic output will suffer. The initial 'shock' of the UK severing its ties with the EU are expected to have a heavy impact re...
"The impact of Brexit on the EU budget - a non-catastrophic event." CEPS Policy Brief No. 347, Centre for European Policy Studies, Brussels, September (2016).Nunez Ferrer, J., Rinaldi, D. (2016). The Impact of Brexit on the EU Budget: A non-catastrophic event. CEPS Policy Brief ...
It’s feared Brexit could complicate visa processes, negatively impact the UK economy, and reduce job opportunities for business school students in the UK. Yet, according to GMAC, the number of candidates applying to UK business schools, who chose the UK as their first-choice country, has incr...
In sum, the speed and scale of the COVID-19 contraction dwarfs that of any previous US or UK episode in the modern era. Another set of observations further underscores the lack of close historic parallels to the economic impact of COVID-19. Barro et al. (2020) estimate that the Spanish...
This week we start to see Brexit-era in hard numbers with economic data published for July Expand Weaker demand, slower growth, faster inflation - that’s the UK economy that the Bank of England sees in its crystal ball after the nation voted for Brexit. Now the first hard numbers are on...
Abstract This study examines the economic impact of international students' influx on UK's cultural goods trade after the abolition of Post Study Work (PSW) visa, which effec- tively allow graduates from non-EU countries to stay in the UK for at least two years after completing a UK degree...
By analysing the impact of Brexit on financial markets, we might also gain some insights into market expectations about the magnitude of the economic impact beyond the UK and which other country might be most affected. For this purpose, we first use both the Diebold and Yilmaz (2012) and ...
The United Kingdom’s post-Brexit future is uncertain. But one thing is clear: boosting economic growth will depend heavily on addressing long-standing productivity challenges. (PDF-302 KB) The UK government has committed itself to implementing the outcome of the June 23, 2016, referendum, when...
The Bank of England warned in its report that a disorderly Brexit would cause the UK economy to contract by 8%. The value of the pound would slump by as much as 25% and home prices could plummet 30%. The economic fallout would be worse than Britain suffered because of the global financ...