No one at this juncture can foresee with any accuracy whether Brexit, having now taken place, will be a benefit to the British economy or cause damage. The foregoing will become apparent over the next two to three years should there be a trade agreement signed with the EU or not.
At this point in time, all is speculation as it is impossible to foresee how the trade talks with the European Union will progress, and whether trade agreements with other nations and trade blocs can be concluded which will be beneficial to the overall economic interests of the United Kingdom.
In the meantime perhaps in terms of the UK economy more may be gained by looking at the effects the Coronavirus is having as many companies are already reporting that the epidemic and the necessary restrictions imposed are having a large effect on supply chains.
That problem may well have a far larger consequence for British businesses than Brexit could possibly have in the coming weeks and months.
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