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'Bad Brexit' Would Hurt the U.K. Economy for More Than a Decade
The U.K. economy will be paying the price for years to come if Prime Minister Theresa May fails to secure a Brexit agreement with European Union leaders. Leaving the bloc in March 2019 with no deal in place could result in a 6.5 percent hit to GDP by 2030, according to research published by Bloomberg Economics analysts Dan Hanson and Jamie Murray. That’s compared with projections for growth if the U.K. voted to stay in the EU, though an agreement that helps trade would soften the blow. Britain had a breakthrough in negotiations late last year, but many thorny issues remain unsolved. And while May insists a ... (full story)
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