doi:10.1111/twec.12771Patrick MinfordWorld EconomyMinford P., 2019. The effects of Brexit on the UK economy. The World Economy, 42:57-67. https://doi.org/10.1111/twec.12771
The decision of the United Kingdom to leave the European Union (Brexit) after 43 years caused turmoil in exchange rate and global stock markets. More specificaldoi:10.2139/ssrn.3006489Plakandaras, VasiliosGupta, RanganWohar, Mark E.Social Science Electronic Publishing...
We also expect significant impact on returned goods between the UK and EU since it could be that duty will be payable on the original import and the return. Q: What do we need to do to prepare for Brexit? Customs controls were introduced between the EU and the UK when the transition pe...
On closer scrutiny, however, we find that the impact will be rather small due to the effects of the UK rebate and to the potential contribution the UK would be obliged to make as a condition to obtain access to the internal market. If the UK remains outside the internal market, tariff ...
Market Entropy: The Effects Of Brexit On The Uk Economy. 4). Under the optimistic scenario the UK will have to pay the EU to remain a part of the EU’s single market, resulting in an increased cost to trade, while under the pessimistic the cost of trade for Britain will increase due...
Brexit presents a security challenge to Ireland and the EU as it undermines the basis of the Northern Ireland peace process and creates the possibility that there will again be a closed border on the island of Ireland. The 1998 Good Friday Agreement was
Return on 'Belt & Road' investment British Parliament expected to confirm formal start Brexit China investments in real estate help reshape NYC Caixin service PMI falls slightly to 53.1 Australia preparing for surge of Chinese tourists Home-sharing industry becomes integral part of China's service se...
Brexit, political ideology and internal migration On 20 February 2016, the UK Prime Minister David Cameron formally announced, under the terms of the EU Referendum Act 2015, a referendum to decide whether the UK should leave or remain in the EU. Four months later, following an intense campaign...
wealth effectsevent studiesIn an unexpected outcome, UK voters decided that it was time to exit the European Union based on the results of a vote held on 23 June 2016. Studies of the affects and implication of Brexit include a study showing that the vote was met with a negative short-...
Using the unexpected result of the Brexit referendum as a unique natural experiment, researchers have examined the effect of Brexit on subjective well-being in the UK, documenting, on average, a deterioration of subjective well-being (Kavetsos et al., 2021; Liew et al., 2020; Vandoros et ...