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5 Jun 2022: have been subjected to various levels of lock-down and COVID-19 has caused a global economic crisis.

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6 Feb 2023: Comments on: Britain’s broken economic model and why Brexit isn’t the cure https://cbr.blog.jbs.cam.ac.uk/britains-broken-economic-model-and-why-brexit-isnt-the-cure/

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6 Feb 2023: the impact on public finances and labour regulations and labour markets?/h2 pThere is already a lively debate about the possible economic impact of Brexit.

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