Britain's "employment miracle" is facing the pressure of "Britain's withdrawal from the EU". How does the British economy get rid of the influence of "Britain's withdrawal from the European Union"?

There must be some influence, but since he dares to delay, he must have plans and policies for the future. That's what it means not to fight an unprepared war. Now that you have chosen, there must be a way to deal with it. Can't be affected by this. If the development can't go on, the affected people's hearts have changed, but he is also somewhat lost. He began to have internal friction, and then there were all kinds of disputes between people in the country. After all, some people support Britain's exit from the EU, while others don't. Get rid of the restrictions on the free movement of EU workers, reduce the impact of immigration on the British social welfare system and labor market, and then promote domestic employment.

The uncertainty of growth expectation and the decline of trade and investment scale will also reduce the demand of labor market and the consumption welfare of ordinary people, thus inhibiting economic development. From the unified EU market to the trade between countries, free trade is restricted, investment attraction and trade scale are declining, and the trade and investment relationship between Britain and the EU is retrogressive, which may eventually hurt the fundamental interests.

Politically, Britain's withdrawal from the EU directly led to the resignation of Cameron's government, which brought British politics into a new stage of constant internal friction and intensified disputes. Around the dispute over whether to leave the European Union, the competition and political fragmentation among British political parties have intensified, and direct democracy and representative democracy have encountered difficulties. Britain's suspicion of Europe has repeatedly become an obstacle and centrifugal factor in the process of European integration.

Britain's withdrawal from the EU can reduce some internal and external resistance for the deepening of European integration. However, as the second largest economy in the EU, Britain's withdrawal from the EU also means that the EU will reduce its GDP by 1/6, its position in the world economic structure will decline, and its long-term internal power balance pattern will also be broken.