Essays on Brexit

Brexit is a contraction for ‘English exit,’ alluding to the UK’s choice in a June 23, 2016 submission to leave the European Union (EU). The process formally started on Walk 29, 2017, when Home Secretary Theresa May activated Article 50 of the Lisbon Settlement, in...

Britain’s decision to ultimately leave the European Union after a lengthy period of discussion and debate has officially been dubbed ‘Brexit’ by headlines meaning “Britain’s exit”. On Friday, March twenty-ninth, Britain publicly announced their decision and proposed a two-year transition to facilitate their plans. This...

Britain has been a part of the European Union (EU) for about 46 years since 1 January 1973. At the present moment, the volatility of the UK (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) market has been an escalating concern amongst multi-national companies (MNCs) operating in...

The history between the United Kingdom (UK) and the European Union (EU) is rocky, long, and complicated. This research paper will introduce the history of the UK with respect to its alliance with Europe, and later seek to address the potential implications should the UK...

In this essay I will discuss the repercussions of Brexit for Ireland, and how Ireland can attempt to mitigate the key issues of Brexit. The Irish Government have four priority areas surrounding Brexit: trade and the economy, Northern Ireland Peace Process, Common Travel Area, and...

Brexit is one of the most talked about topics in the UK, and it has been for the past few years but the question on everyone’s mind is will Britain benefit from Brexit? On the 23rd of June 2016 there was a referendum asking the...

A historical start point of the EU was in the 1950s by preventing repeat of world war to foster economic co-operation, with the idea that countries which trade together were more likely to avoid going to war with each other. After many events occur related...

The word Brexit is a combination of two words “Britain” and “Exit”. The United Kingdom decided to leave the EU 3 years on June 2016. There were total of 72. 2% voters and 51. 9% voted in favour of Brexit and 42. 1% vote against...

Adam Smith was an economist who is known for his books which made him famous which are The Wealth of Nation and Inquiry into nature and causes. This has gained him the title of ‘Father of Capitalism.’ His believed that more money the commons make...

In this essay I will be discussing the costs and benefits of free trade and any implications the UK would face due to leaving The European Union. Trade is when there is an exchange in goods or services (buying or selling) between consumers, firms and...