Brexit had no major impact on UK–EU trade
6 November 2023
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6 November 2023
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IEA research featured in The Daily Mail, The Sun, Lancashire Times, MSN, and Yahoo!
6 November 2023
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IEA research featured in The Daily Telegraph
Has Brexit Really Harmed UK Trade? Countering the Office for Budget Responsibility’s claims, a new paper contradicting assumptions by examining UK post-Brexit trade, by trade economist Catherine McBride, has been featured in The Daily Telegraph.
The article read:
“While the Covid pandemic, rising energy prices and so-called rules of origin tariffs had influenced some trading patterns, there was no evidence of overall negative effects attributable to Brexit.
“A false narrative that Brexit has harmed UK trade is now firmly entrenched in the British public psyche, but this just isn’t true. The vast majority of UK and EU trade is conducted by multinational companies who manage to sell goods all over the world without baulking at the paperwork”.
Read the full article here (print, pg. 2).
You can read a full copy of Has Brexit Really Harmed UK Trade? Countering the Office for Budget Responsibility’s claims, here.
The article read:
“While the Covid pandemic, rising energy prices and so-called rules of origin tariffs had influenced some trading patterns, there was no evidence of overall negative effects attributable to Brexit.
“A false narrative that Brexit has harmed UK trade is now firmly entrenched in the British public psyche, but this just isn’t true. The vast majority of UK and EU trade is conducted by multinational companies who manage to sell goods all over the world without baulking at the paperwork”.
Read the full article here (print, pg. 2).
You can read a full copy of Has Brexit Really Harmed UK Trade? Countering the Office for Budget Responsibility’s claims, here.
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