There are many possible outcomes in economists' calculations
without a deal would be good for the economy. The majority flinch when Boris Johnson, the new prime minister, promises that Britain will push off by October 31st “come what may”. Yet the question of just how bad a no-deal Brexit would be has many answers.
If Britain leaves without a deal it will become a member of the World Trade Organisation on its own, not as part of theones. Regulations governing everything from medicines to electricity connections to financial services could lapse.
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