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How Brexit might impact on developing countries
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13th September 2016
Brexit is likely to be a double-edged sword for many less developed countries with trade / labour / investment links with the British economy.
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The Overseas Development Institute has published an initial report on some of the channels of impact arising from Brexit - including the recent depreciation of the sterling exchange rate (affecting the value of remittances) and also the extent to which newly negotiated trade deals with emerging/developing countries might be an opportunity both parties. You can download their report here.
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