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UK Economy After Brexit - Business Research Methods Presentation

   

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UK economy after Brexit

Introduction
Reason behind the UK voted for Brexit
The Process of Brexit
UK – EU relationship is hard or soft after
Brexit?
Legal consequences
Tax consequences
Conclusion
References

Reason behind the UK voted
for Brexit
Is the UK remain a part of the EU?
In 23 June 2016, it was announced
Result:
Remain: 48.1%
Leave: 51.9%
A huge revolution
Understanding the politics of why UK voted
to leave helps to predict what are the impact
on economy in order to legal and tax
consequences
Leave
Remain

The Process - 2016
Referendum result. Cameron resigned as
Prime Minister Cameron resigned on 24 June
(Dhingra, Ottaviano, Sampson, and Van
Reenen, 2016).
Theresa May became Prime Minister: on 13 July
New ministries for Brexit and for International
trade set up
Legal case against Government’s attempt to
trigger Article 50 without Parliament’s approval
in November (Van Reenen, 2016).

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