Explore the solutions explored up to this
point, and how in your opinion the exit of...
Explore the solutions explored up to this
point, and how in your opinion the exit of the United
Kingdom out of the European Union would be best addressed
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The economic analysis shows that the UK will be economically
worse-off outside of the EU under most plausible scenarios. The key
question for the UK is how much worse-off it will be
post-Brexit.
The failure of the UK to achieve an open trading and investment
with the EU post-Brexit would have negative implications for the UK
and EU, and provide little, if any, gain for the US.
The option of leaving the EU with no deal and simply applying
World Trade Organization (WTO) rules would lead to the greatest
economic losses for the UK. The analysis of this particular
scenario shows that trading under WTO rules would reduce future GDP
by around five per cent ten years after Brexit, or $140 billion,
compared with EU membership.
The WTO outcome would likely move the UK decisively away from
EU standards and result in significantly increased non-tariff
standards, harming the ability of UK businesses to sell services to
EU countries. The services sector, including financial services,
dominates the UK economy, contributing to around 80 per cent of its
GDP.
Under WTO rules, the EU would also lose out economically, but
nowhere near the same proportion as the UK. The economic loss to
the EU could be about 0.7 per cent of its overall GDP ten years
after Brexit.
The seven other trade scenarios would be considerably better
for the UK than WTO rules, but most would still lead to economic
losses compared its current status as an EU member.
Of all the scenarios analysed, the one that would have the most
benefit would be a trilateral UK-EU-US agreement, essentially a
TTIP-like agreement. The UK would be 7.1 percentage points of GDP
better than the WTO rules scenario, which is even slightly better
than continued EU membership would be. This is because the UK would
gain preferential access to both the US and the EU marketplaces and
benefit from their stronger economic growth attributed to a TTIP.
However, a TTIP-like arrangement is seen as very unlikely in the
current political environment.
None of the ‘soft Brexit’ scenarios would be as beneficial to
the UK as the trilateral UK-EU-US agreement. All three scenarios
are likely to lead to modest financial losses to the UK economy
compared to the current arrangement of EU membership.
After Brexit, political and security effects would be the more
important to the US. The potential economic gains and losses for
the U.S. in Brexit are small, , apart from the TTIP-like
arrangement which would result in substantial economic gains for
the US. The US will miss the influence and global perspective that
the UK brings to the EU decision-making process, particularly
around foreign policy, security and defence.
The EU is likely to engage with the UK during Brexit
negotiations, but may see benefit in adopting a ‘zero sum game’
approach. Europe’s top political priority is to discourage other
member states from withdrawing.
It will be important for the UK to seek ways to move away from
a ‘zero-sum game’ and towards a ‘positive-sum game’ as negotiations
proceed, to ensure the best possible deal for all parties. A UK
strategy of trying to pick apart European unity is unlikely to work
since it is in the best interests of all EU member states to work
together.
Overall, it is in the best interests of the UK, and to a lesser
extent the EU, to work together to achieve some sort of open
trading and investment relationship post-Brexit. The “no deal/WTO
rules” option would be economically damaging to both parties.
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