Though the magnitude of the uncertainty that Brexit would trigger is hard to anticipate, by using a model based on historical benchmarks, analysts at Goldman Sachs predict that U.K. industrial production could fall by up to 2.5% over a two-year period. Huw Pill and team point out in their March 10 report titled “Brexit: Flows, stocks and the cascading effects of uncertainty” that the U.K. has been the major recipient of inward FDI among major EU economies.
Brexit uncertainty: EU absorbs half of U.K . . .

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