What’s so bad about No Deal?
No-Deal is not a destination: it is a failure to reach a destination. And it would be perceived rightly – by our international partners and investors - as a signal failure of sense, statesmanship, and strategy. We would drop overnight into the margins of the world’s trading system. We would have left all the fundamental questions, about our future, unresolved and uncertain. And our reputation, prosperity and influence would be damaged for no benefit. A sensible Brexit deal, by contrast, would not only avoid the mess of no-deal. It would provide a constructive and predictable environment for our businesses, for government, and international trade - from which Britain can grow its influence and standing in the world.
Food, Farming and the rural economy
Macro-economics
Security and Ireland
Conclusion
Appendix: Key Facts
The car industry
Agrifood
Chemicals
Services
Aerospace
Macro