One of the most debated political events during 2016 was the referendum regarding the United Kingdom’s future in the European Union. Despite the many warnings received from economists the UK voters voted for ‘leave’, paving the way for Brexit. This thesis reviews some possible alternatives regarding the UK-EU relationship post Brexit and concludes that the economically best case scenario would be for the UK to replace their current EU membership with an EEA agreement outlined as the one today enjoyed by Norway. The authors then uses the best case scenario alternative to estimate the loss in UK trade in goods with the EU. The estimation is done using a modified gravity model. Through the empirical study the authors find that leaving the EU a...
In this extract from the LSE Centre for Economic Performance’s second briefing paper on Brexit, (lef...
After World War II, the world has faced the trend of economic integration: tariffs and non-tariff ba...
The Brexit vote precipitated the unravelling of the UK’s membership of the world’s deepest economic ...
The UK has voted to leave the EU, but not in favour of any specific alternative to EU membership. Th...
In the 60-year history of the EU, no member has willingly chosen to end their membership in the Uni...
The subject of trade negotiations has been a highly publicised debate in the context of Brexit. The ...
Brexit means that the United Kingdom intends to leave the European Union in one way or another. The ...
Whether or not there will be a referendum on continuing membership in the EU will be decided in this...
This paper estimates the welfare effects of Brexit, focusing on trade and fiscal transfers. We use a...
The economic consequences of leaving the EU will depend on what policies the UK adopts following Bre...
This research analyses the different scenarios for the trade relationship between the UK and the EU ...
The people of Great Britain said their word to leave the European Union. The Brexit consequences imp...
This research paper aims to explore the economic effects of Brexit on the European Union. The main r...
This paper estimates the welfare effects of Brexit, focusing on trade and fiscal transfers. We use a...
If the United Kingdom (UK) exits the EU in 2018, it would reduce that country’s exports and make imp...
In this extract from the LSE Centre for Economic Performance’s second briefing paper on Brexit, (lef...
After World War II, the world has faced the trend of economic integration: tariffs and non-tariff ba...
The Brexit vote precipitated the unravelling of the UK’s membership of the world’s deepest economic ...
The UK has voted to leave the EU, but not in favour of any specific alternative to EU membership. Th...
In the 60-year history of the EU, no member has willingly chosen to end their membership in the Uni...
The subject of trade negotiations has been a highly publicised debate in the context of Brexit. The ...
Brexit means that the United Kingdom intends to leave the European Union in one way or another. The ...
Whether or not there will be a referendum on continuing membership in the EU will be decided in this...
This paper estimates the welfare effects of Brexit, focusing on trade and fiscal transfers. We use a...
The economic consequences of leaving the EU will depend on what policies the UK adopts following Bre...
This research analyses the different scenarios for the trade relationship between the UK and the EU ...
The people of Great Britain said their word to leave the European Union. The Brexit consequences imp...
This research paper aims to explore the economic effects of Brexit on the European Union. The main r...
This paper estimates the welfare effects of Brexit, focusing on trade and fiscal transfers. We use a...
If the United Kingdom (UK) exits the EU in 2018, it would reduce that country’s exports and make imp...
In this extract from the LSE Centre for Economic Performance’s second briefing paper on Brexit, (lef...
After World War II, the world has faced the trend of economic integration: tariffs and non-tariff ba...
The Brexit vote precipitated the unravelling of the UK’s membership of the world’s deepest economic ...