Brexit

Courses tagged with "Brexit"

Alan Shipman asks if research showing how trade declines with distance, endangers the vision of a post-Brexit UK thriving on global markets.

 
Although businesses made - largely - pro-remain statements during the referendum, their strategies suggest they were expecting to leave, says new research.
As some banks consider leaving London to adjust to a post-Brexit world, Emmanuel Yujuico suggests that there might not be a single replacement hub in the future
This week's short, sharp Marmite War between Tesco and Unilever might be the first of many such battles.

The decision to leave Europe could, some worry, mean that London will cease to lead as a finance centre. No need to worry, says Simeon Djankov.

When the UK has left the European Union, it's probable international trade will require new layers of bureaucracy and increased customs activity, warns Andrew Grainger.
No place in the sun? Britons who followed the sun and relocated for the more pleasant Spanish climate are worried that when the UK leaves Europe, so must they.
Want to understand the question of being inside or outside the European Customs Union - and why it matters? Our collection of short videos will help make things a little clearer.
Category: Economics
Whether you support Britain’s exit from the EU or not, the current situation is not good news, say Michael Ellington and Costas Milas.
Category: Economics
Dr Leslie Budd considers the impact of Brexit following the EU Referendum and questions whether the economy can be Irish as a de-globalising project. 
Category: Economics
As the prospects of a post-Brexit UK/US trade deal get caught up in the question of chickens washed in chlorine, here's a short guide to background reading on poultry standards
Category: Economics
Peter Bloom looks back and ahead at the effect of Brexit on British wages.
Category: Economics
Was the EU's choice to move towards 'one market' and 'one money' a sound one? Why did they do it, what went wrong, what is the 'Euro-crisis' and what are the implications for the UK?
Category: Economics
The Council of Europe's crucial activities come with a deep responsibility to ensure public access to its historic decision-making. Unfortunately, this has been sadly lacking for a number of years.
At the UN climate summit, a group of countries has undertaken to end the use and the financing of coal.
Pop quiz: which UK industry is approximately equal in size to sewing machine manufacturing, yet claims to have swung the Brexit vote?
Does the political fight about who controls safety in the North Sea reveal just how difficult Brexit is going to be?
Over the next three years, 30 nuclear reactors across Europe will reach their retirement age. Making the decision-making process over their future open and transparent is crucial.
Will Brexit mean a filthy bonfire of the regulations protecting our lungs?