European Institute of London School of Economics and Higher Education Careers Service Unit

political economy: Steve Coulter, who teaches political economy at the European Institute of the London School of Economics, agrees: Brexit would lead to a fall in growth, jobs and investment in almost all scenarios, according to The Guardian. It a change that some say is happening already, particularly for school leavers and graduates, as employers await the outcome of the referendum. She estimates that around 550,000 jobs will be lost by 2020. Mike Hill, chief executive of Prospects and the Higher Education Careers Service Unit, says: Planned recruitment for next year cohort is still on schedule, but if we vote to leave, there will be a hiatus, which will see recruitment plans either shelved, or numbers to be recruited reduced. There are a number of options post-Brexit, but none seem perfect If Brexit becomes a reality, there are a number of possible scenarios. Uncertainty delays recruitment and a recession kills it. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.