King’s College report forecasts what could happen to trade, jobs and growth in aftermath of no deal
Boris Johnson has made it a cornerstone of his premiership that he is prepared to leave the EU without a deal. But what impact could that have?
Boris Johnson has made it a cornerstone of his premiership that he is prepared to leave the EU without a deal. But what impact could that have?
A major new report released by King’s College London brings together what government modelling and its own analysis predict could happen in the immediate aftermath as well as the weeks ahead.
Author of the report Professor Anand Menon from King’s College London, and businessman and former Chairman of Vote Leave, John Mills discuss the report’s analysis.
The report concludes: “the impact of a no deal Brexit will be significant, damaging and long-lasting”
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