Brexit will hit Irish economy hard, Banque de France paper finds
Researchers look at cost of undoing European Union’s single market
Brexit will cause GDP losses to the economies of all European Union countries, but especially to Ireland, a working paper published by the Banque de France finds.
In The Cost of Non-Europe, Revisited, Thierry Mayer, Vincent Vicard and Soledad Zignago attempt to quantify the cost of different ways of undoing the economic integration of the EU. They also investigate how Brexit is likely to affect the gains made by other EU members from economic integration.
The authors find the single market
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