We propose a text-based method for measuring the cross-border propagation of large shocks at the firm level. We apply this method to estimate the expected costs, benefits, and risks of Brexit and find widespread reverberations in listed firms in 81 countries. International (i.e., non-UK) firms most exposed to Brexit uncertainty (the second moment) lost significant market value and reduced hiring and investment. International firms also overwhelmingly expected negative first-moment impacts from the UK's decision to leave the EU, particularly related to regulation, asset prices, and labor market impacts of Brexit
Uncertainty over future tariff schedules and customs arrangements is a key factor in defying firms’ ...
On the 23 of June 2016, as a result of a referendum, the United Kingdom decided to leave the Europea...
On the 24th June 2016, 52% of the UK population voted in favor of leaving the European Union, also b...
We propose a text-based method for measuring the cross-border propagation of large shocks at the fir...
The UK's decision to leave the EU is surrounded by several studies simulating its potential effects....
The possibility the UK might leave the European Union –also known as Brexit– is a major source of co...
International audienceGiven the European Union (EU)'s central role in regulating various sectors, th...
International audienceMore than three years after the unexpected Brexit vote of June 2016, there is ...
We analyze the effects of uncertainty and anticipation shocks associated with the 2016 Brexit vote a...
Since 2010, 9% of foreign US affiliates' profit has come from the UK, write Douglas Cumming and Shak...
© 2018 Bank of England. Fiscal Studies © 2018 Institute for Fiscal Studies. The UK's decision to lea...
Brexit was voted by referendum three years ago, on June 23rd, 2016. Yet, no final decision has been ...
We assess whether the attention given to “Brexit” (via Google Trends and Twitter) exerts a significa...
This study aims to investigate how Brexit induces changes in commitment, uncertainty and risk for Sw...
While Coronavirus somewhat overshadowed the Brexit transition period last year, the UK continues to ...
Uncertainty over future tariff schedules and customs arrangements is a key factor in defying firms’ ...
On the 23 of June 2016, as a result of a referendum, the United Kingdom decided to leave the Europea...
On the 24th June 2016, 52% of the UK population voted in favor of leaving the European Union, also b...
We propose a text-based method for measuring the cross-border propagation of large shocks at the fir...
The UK's decision to leave the EU is surrounded by several studies simulating its potential effects....
The possibility the UK might leave the European Union –also known as Brexit– is a major source of co...
International audienceGiven the European Union (EU)'s central role in regulating various sectors, th...
International audienceMore than three years after the unexpected Brexit vote of June 2016, there is ...
We analyze the effects of uncertainty and anticipation shocks associated with the 2016 Brexit vote a...
Since 2010, 9% of foreign US affiliates' profit has come from the UK, write Douglas Cumming and Shak...
© 2018 Bank of England. Fiscal Studies © 2018 Institute for Fiscal Studies. The UK's decision to lea...
Brexit was voted by referendum three years ago, on June 23rd, 2016. Yet, no final decision has been ...
We assess whether the attention given to “Brexit” (via Google Trends and Twitter) exerts a significa...
This study aims to investigate how Brexit induces changes in commitment, uncertainty and risk for Sw...
While Coronavirus somewhat overshadowed the Brexit transition period last year, the UK continues to ...
Uncertainty over future tariff schedules and customs arrangements is a key factor in defying firms’ ...
On the 23 of June 2016, as a result of a referendum, the United Kingdom decided to leave the Europea...
On the 24th June 2016, 52% of the UK population voted in favor of leaving the European Union, also b...