The COVID-19 pandemic is the most serious global health crisis since the Spanish Influenza, and is set to become one of the most devastating health calamities to affect the economy in recent history.
Brexit started on March 29, 2017. Due to the strong economic, social, and legislative interconnection of the United Kingdom (UK) with the European Union (EU), Brexit opens a “Pandora’s Box”, as no Member State has ever decided to exit the EU. However, a series of effects have been already assumed. Specifically, and in addition to the future EU-UK relationship, Brexit might also modify the existing landscape of trade agreements between the UK and EU’s existing trading partners. Following this same logic, Brexit will also mean that the rest of the world will no longer have preferential market access to the fifth largest market for imports in the world.
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