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The cost of Brexit is likely to be more than double that of COVID - it must be delayed John Van Reenen October 2020 Paper No' : Whether we face Hard Brexit or No Deal, the long-run costs to the economy are likely to be more than twice that of COVID-19 - at least 2,000 GBP per person, warns John Van Reenen (LSE). He advocates delaying the exit from to EU to avoid the impending decades-long damage to the economy and society. |
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