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...
Austerity through two successive, extraordinarily expensive and damaging crises, has left the UK with an enormous debt burden.英国在两次接连发生的代价极其高昂、破坏力极强的危机中实施的紧缩政策，使英国背上了沉重的债务负担。Compared to our friends here or here, or in fact, in any major advanced ...
London, fuelled by the City economy at its heart, grew ever more prosperous on the back of the reviving global financial industry, even while the remainder of the British economy stagnated. The City has mounted a continuing campaign highlighting its contributions to the UK economy: the largest ...
Very few business school candidates see Brexit as a good thing—most consider Brexit as a detriment to the availability of student and work visas in the UK. Candidates also fear Brexit will negatively impact the cost of education and living in the UK. In aBrexit survey conducted by BusinessBe...
The belief that the new industries birthed by technology represent the future of the country’s economy just isn’t compatible with the mindset of Brexit which is viewed as fundamentally isolationist.That’s because it is isolationist, on the surface at least, but as with a ...
new Brexit uncertainties are sounding on the risk radar, namely whether the 11-month transition period is sufficient to deliver an agreement on the future UK-EU relationship, and whether it is the right deal for UK firms
Anita Lloyd discusses the implications of Brexit on circular economy initiatives, and whether there be opportunities for the UK to move ahead in any respects… ADBA: UK Must Sign-up to New EU Recycling Targets In Spite of Brexit ADBA has welcomed the endorsement of EU ambassad...
to 2020Q2, the largest drop since the Great Depression. A similar story of sharply contracting output emerged in the UK, with GDP falling a record 20.4% in April–June after a fall of 2.2% in January–March. In sum, the speed and scale of the COVID-19 contraction dwarfs that of any...
In large part, recent price developments have been driven by a succession of unanticipated external disturbances to the UK economy – among others, the Covid-19 pandemic and its aftermath, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In the jargon of economics, we label this ‘a sequence of adverse ...
The results are twofold: Firstly, compared to the existing literature, the PDA improves the measurement of the impact of Brexit on the real economy regarding computation intensity, the feasibility of statistical inference and a wider application area. Secondly, the estimated counterfactuals for the UK...