From street food vendors to mid-market restaurants, people have a wide range of options
In the promise of greater control over its destiny, the UK is leaving behind a union that has for many decades helped it prosper and grow. The British economy and businesses have become more competitive. The country gained tremendously at the time of joining the union in the 1970s and then again experienced a spurt in economic activity in the nineties when the single-goods market was opened. The UK later became more prosperous than many European nations, and is today competing fiercely with heavyweights like Germany and France. The economy is now in danger of falling behind. The problems it faces are domestic, lack of investments for instance. The annual GDP growth rate has slowed to a nine-and-a-half-year low. The uncertainty and a no-deal Brexit scenario have made businesses nervous. A flight of capital and human resource had been taking place since the referendum results were announced. The future looks bleak, and it is up to the leaders to find a way out and ensure this new insularity works in the people's favour and not against them.
From street food vendors to mid-market restaurants, people have a wide range of options
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