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What Matters for UK Business in 2017


Adam Marshall, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, reflects on life aſter the European referendum


No one, least of all myself, can yet predict either the political endgame or the ultimate economic impacts of the transition that lies ahead. Most of the pronouncements we have seen and heard so far are little more than political warning shots, with the heavy artillery and the precision weapons held in reserve for later. They may make waves in the British and international press but, until Article 50 is triggered by the end of March 2017 and the exit process is well underway, many of these positions are just speculative. Overleaf, I look at a number of areas that are of prime importance to business. R


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