“Brexit means Brexit”, a strong and catchy sound bite that has been banded around by politicians for months but it is still not entirely clear what it actually means. The issues that seem to attract the most interest and have centre stage in press coverage are the anticipated effects on the economy, namely access to the single market and the impact on immigration through the principal of free movement of people.
There will no doubt be far reaching ramifications regardless of the “firmness” of the Brexit that is ultimately reached, most of which will have been unforeseen.
Please click on the following link for the rest of James Anderson’s article published in the Huffington Post.
