The Economics of Brexit: What Have We Learned?

Edited by Jonathan Portes

in CEPR Press Books from Centre for Economic Policy Research

Abstract: This eBook, produced by VoxEU/CEPR and UK in a Changing Europe, brings together leading academic researchers on trade, immigration and political economy to assess what we have learned, 18 months on from its implementation, about the impacts of Brexit on the UK economy

Date: 2022 Written 2022-06
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 A short history of the political economy of Brexit

Thiemo Fetzer

Ch 2 Brexit Britain in a changing global economy

Lucas Rengifo-Keller and Adam S Posen

Ch 3 The impact of Brexit on UK–EU trade

Rebecca Freeman, Kalina Manova, Thomas Prayer and Thomas Sampson

Ch 4 Post-Brexit imports, supply chains, and the effect on consumer prices

Jan Bakker, Nikhil Datta, Josh De Lyon, Luisa Opitz and Dilan Yang

Ch 5 The price impacts of trade agreements

Meredith A. Crowley, Lu Han and Thomas Prayer

Ch 6 Brexit and UK services trade

Jun Du and Oleksandr Shepotylo

Ch 7 The economics of UK financial services post Brexit

Sarah Hall

Ch 8 The economics of the UK’s post-Brexit immigration system

Jonathan Portes

Ch 9 How is the end of free movement affecting the low-wage labour force in the UK?

Madeleine Sumption

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