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Julian Jessop quoted by the Daily Express
Despite predictions of thousands of jobs moving to the continent after Brexit, London will remain a global financial powerhouse, says IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop.
Quoted by the Daily Express, Julian stated that Britain is a “relatively low tax economy, with far more flexibility in hiring in the labour market”. As such, London will always be a more attractive place to invest than rival financial hubs like Paris. Julian also argues that Brexit is an opportunity to de-regulate the economy to make the UK even more competitive.
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Quoted by the Daily Express, Julian stated that Britain is a “relatively low tax economy, with far more flexibility in hiring in the labour market”. As such, London will always be a more attractive place to invest than rival financial hubs like Paris. Julian also argues that Brexit is an opportunity to de-regulate the economy to make the UK even more competitive.
Read the full article here.
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