The Impact of Brexit. Views of German and British business communities In our survey four out of every five business leaders plea to vote for the UK to remain part of the EU in the upcoming referendum. So the Brits have to make a decision: Should their country remain in the EU or leave? While the general public remain divided, British and German Business Communitys send a clear message. In case of a Brexit they would be affected the most:
As the date of a UK referendum on European Union (EU) membership approaches, the “in” and “out” forces are going into overdrive. Political advocates of Britain staying in the EU have used mainly economic arguments. In particular, they have argued that leaving the EU as a political entity would harm the UK by reducing its trade with EU countries, even if the country retained its access to the single market, an assumption that is by no means guaranteed with a Brexit.
The “in” advocates have also argued that the UK would lose its say on matters affecting its trading relationship with EU countries, and that the UK probably would not benefit from future trade deals negotiated by the EU with third countries..... This infographik summarizes the results of our research.
Infographic by: ged-project.de
As the date of a UK referendum on European Union (EU) membership approaches, the “in” and “out” forces are going into overdrive. Political advocates of Britain staying in the EU have used mainly economic arguments. In particular, they have argued that leaving the EU as a political entity would harm the UK by reducing its trade with EU countries, even if the country retained its access to the single market, an assumption that is by no means guaranteed with a Brexit.
Infographic by: ged-project.de
