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In an op-ed, NYU Global Research Professor Ian Bremmer explores the possible outcomes of the UK exiting the European Union

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Excerpt from TIME -- "A vote to leave would force the British government to renegotiate trade and investment relationships with other E.U. members. Over time, Britain might secure access to E.U. markets for its goods on fairly favorable terms, but European leaders would make the process as arduous and painful as possible to discourage other E.U. states from threatening exit to win concessions. Two years of negotiations–at least–would generate enough uncertainty to create serious problems for Britain’s growth and investment outlook."

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