Brexit: the way forward
There is still huge uncertainty about the future of EU-UK relations. What will Brexit mean for politics and business, and is there any scope for flexi
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In this episode of The Sound of Economics, a panel of experts from Bruegel and the Financial Times discuss the outlook for the UK and Europe.
There is still a lot of uncertainty about the future, but some key questions are becoming clear.
- What will be the impact of Brexit on politics and business?
- Is the UK retracting not only from Europe, but also from globalisation?
- How should Europe react to what is happening in the UK, and could the EU offer any flexibility on migration and ECJ jurisdiction?
This episode was recorded in conjunction with a Bruegel/Financial Times event about Brexit. Notes from this event, along with video and audio recordings, are available on the .
Speakers
Lionel Barber, Editor, Financial Times
James Blitz, Whitehall Editor, Financial Times
Guntram Wolff, Director, Bruegel
Maria Demertzis, Research Fellow, Bruegel
CREDITS
Presented by Giuseppe Porcaro
Produced by Vanessa Cotterell and Giuseppe Porcaro
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