Productivity: Time and Brexit

productivity: Lost in the mix, for example, has been any serious discussion of how the UK should boost productivity and competitiveness at a time of global economic and financial fluidity, according to The Guardian. At the same time, the rest of the world's interest in Brexit has understandably waned. The if how and when of the country's withdrawal from the European Union, after decades of membership, has understandably dominated news coverage, and sidelined almost every other policy debate. The UK's negotiations with the EU have dragged on through multiple d j vu moments, and the consensus is that the economic fallout will be felt far more acutely in Britain than in the EU, let alone in countries elsewhere. Political and economic systems are undergoing far-reaching structural changes, many of them driven by technology, trade, climate change, high inequality and mounting political anger. Still, the rest of the world is facing profound challenges of its own. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.