The economic implications for the United Kingdom of leaving the European Union
Pub. Date
05 November, 2013
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In the National Institute Economic Review, No 226, NIESR Director Jonathan Portes outlines the key economic issues relating to a possible UK exit from the EU, and discusses how researchers might approach the difficult but important task of assessing the potential impacts on the UK economy.
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