Essays on Brexit

Molto Delizioso is a multinational firm that sells Italian-made coffee machines in major cities around Britain through their U. K. subsidiary. The foreign subsidiary purchases and imports product from its parent company in euros, however, sells it in the U. K market for pounds. Profits…

In the final few months of Brexit, some of the leading firms are investing in key distressed properties in the UK to benefit from significantly low rates. M&G’s UK Enhanced Fund invested in risky real estate options where rates are now down by more than…

‘What will the EU look like after Brexit?’ it is one of the biggest questions in Europe, since the British referendum in 2016. What makes this question exceptionally important is that we’re dealing here with a new precedent, creating a potential example for the future….

The money management firms across countries in EU are designing new strategies for location shifting during Brexit. Many money market funds are searching for new offices and hiring people in the new locations as the firms suspect increase in fragmentation of fund in the post…

In regards to the Brexit and the outcome of the 2016 US election, I don’t believe that in the coming years there will be a retreat of globalization. I’m interpreting our current global events as globalization going through a slight transition. Granted many are afraid…

Mass Media have not only the ability to express and convey public sentiment but also to shape public opinion. Ideological background is shaped by them as well by means of propaganda of a particular system of values, believes and sociocultural norms. To do so, while…

Britain’s Events industry is worth over £41 billion to the economy through direct visitor spend, and account for around 35% of the UK visitor economy. Inbound business visits to Britain equate to 23.5% of all visits and 24% of all overseas visitor spend. Conferences, meetings,…

The Brexit vote implied that, unlike a general election where you have to pick between the best of candidates from the political establishment parties, the referendum meant you could vote against the political elites. People felt that these elites were working for the corporate elites…

How has the migration affected the Irish economy? Introduction, history and background of migrants Migration has been an inevitable part of human life since ever whether it was of economic, political or other nature. In Ireland, the number of migrants is very high in comparison…

In my opinion Brexit is the most challenging issue the European Union is facing at the moment. The reasons the British decided to vote to leave the Union lie in misperceptions and false news. Before the vote the reasons for remain or leave got a…