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Brexit assumptions and alternative scenarios
Pub. Date
29 August, 2019
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Macro-Economic Dynamics and PolicyThis concise summary aims to illustrate the assumptions underpinning our view on the aggregate impact of a No-Deal Brexit on the UK economy, which we published in our latest Review, NIER No. 249 August 2019.
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