Hard Brexit ahead: Breaking the deadlock and restarting customs cooperation in Europe - Kiel Institute

Authors

Felbermayr
G.
Fuest
C.
Gersbach
H.
Ritschl
A.
Thum
M.
Braml
M.

Publication Date

02/2019

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European Union & Euro

The authors of this post argue that while the deadlock in the Brexit negotiations can be broken by tweaking the time limits of the Withdrawal Agreement and at the same time abandoning the backstop, a more viable long-term solution is a European Customs Association where Britain has active membership and a full vote alongside the EU member states.

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Prof. Dr. Gabriel Felbermayr

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