This thread is to discuss the consequences and aftermath of Brexit.
Split from the celebration of the prior Brexit thread here.
Now that the dust has settled and Brexit is a reality...
Once the euphoria subsides, it may become clear that the Brexit will be a long, and at least somewhat painful process as the UK's economy adjusts. Financial markets are already falling and will be quite volatile for some time. Given that the world has not had an economic crisis or recession in some time, this might be that straw that breaks the camel's back.
There may be companies which leave London for Frankfurt or Paris. If the GBP stays down, imports will jump in price and inflation will follow. The question is a matter of how long the high-volatility adjustment period will last.
For instance, Economist briefings :
http://www.economist.com/sites/default/f...iefs16.pdf
https://www.cliffordchance.com/briefings...appen.html
Call these sources pro-globalism, but the impact on the European and British economies will be real.
I hope that the UK won't let this crisis go to waste and become a positive role model for the European Union, which is mired in red tape and inaction to external crises.
Discuss...
Split from the celebration of the prior Brexit thread here.
Now that the dust has settled and Brexit is a reality...
Once the euphoria subsides, it may become clear that the Brexit will be a long, and at least somewhat painful process as the UK's economy adjusts. Financial markets are already falling and will be quite volatile for some time. Given that the world has not had an economic crisis or recession in some time, this might be that straw that breaks the camel's back.
There may be companies which leave London for Frankfurt or Paris. If the GBP stays down, imports will jump in price and inflation will follow. The question is a matter of how long the high-volatility adjustment period will last.
For instance, Economist briefings :
http://www.economist.com/sites/default/f...iefs16.pdf
Quote:Quote:
1. Truth and lies
Voters want clear facts about the European Union. They are given myths instead
2. Euroscepticism
Hostility to the EU in Britain is different from anything found on the continent
3. Sovereignty
Eurosceptics want to regain control—but the search for sovereignty is a delusion
4. Trade
Post-Brexit Britain would probably end up with fewer and worse trade deals than it has now
5. Immigration
Britain outside the European Union might not be able to stop EU migration
6. Economics
In the event of Brexit, incomes might fall a little, but the risk of bigger losses is clear
7. Business
Most businesses want to stay in the EU but some are cautious of saying so
8. The terms of the deal
Being out of the euro and Schengen gives Britain the best of both worlds
9. The view from Europe
The EU would suffer from Brexit so might not be kind to Britain afterwards
10. Finance
If Britain leaves the EU, it will be hard for London to remain Europe’s financial centre
11. Security
Leaving the EU could cause much collateral damage to Britain’s security
12. Agriculture
Although British farmers benefit from EU funding, many support Brexit
13. Bureaucracy
Brexiteers say they will scrap much EU regulation, but they may not end up doing so
14. How to leave
Britain’s withdrawal process from the EU could be long and painful
15. The United Kingdom
The place to fret most about after a Brexit is not Scotland but Northern Ireland
16. A multispeed EU
Different countries engaging to different degrees suits Britain—and others
17. The consequences
Brexiteers are deliberately vague about alternatives to EU membership. That is because most other models are unsatisfactory
https://www.cliffordchance.com/briefings...appen.html
Call these sources pro-globalism, but the impact on the European and British economies will be real.
I hope that the UK won't let this crisis go to waste and become a positive role model for the European Union, which is mired in red tape and inaction to external crises.
Discuss...
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