A Balkanized EU would be terrible for the American economy, TIME reports. The reverberations will be seen in everything from our already struggling export sector to increased difficulty in promoting any American agendas around “trade, digital privacy [or] global tax reform.” It will also force the Fed to restrain from raising interest rates due to foreign turbulence, endangering global growth and engendering low productivity and high debt.
Why Brexit is a Really Big Deal for the U.S. Economy
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