New Station on the Kriva River Basin for improved urban flood management within the UrbanFloods Project
Mia, Sara, Matea and Velincho from the "Gosho Vikentiev" Secondary School - Kochani at the international SMART CITY HACK hackathon.
Lab of the Future project kick-off meeting!
Info sessions for Internet Safety: The MKSafeNet project in the Primary School "Kiro Gligorov" – Skopje
The team from Kochani won second place at the international POPRI competition in Chania, Crete!
MKSafeNet – We are building a safer internet for everyone!
First cross-border job fair "Opportunity4You Days"
Charting the Future: NWoW4Net Zero Wraps Up with Final Meeting in Brussels
NWoW4NetZero in Brussels - Final Project Conference
Event Digital Decade – Quality of public e-services for businesses
The United Kingdom referendum decision to leave the European Union on June 23rd, 2016 resulted into serious short-term and mid-term economic consequences. BREIXT had an immediate effect on the British pound which depreciated for 15 % against other global currencies. The pound was less desired by investors throughout the world because of the uncertainty of the British political future.
The depreciation caused immediate inflation raising consumer prices, while it did not have a positive impact on British exports due to the dominance of non-manufacturing services in the export structure. Not only did the demand for British services not grow despite the cheaper pound, it even declined further as the political risks associated with the loss of the privileged access to the EU Single market, caused a decrease in demand for British products and services causing a decline in GDP growth.
As Brexit has yet to happen and there are many “ifs”, it is difficult to predict its impact on the British pound and economy on a long term base.
The analysis can be found at the following link