The creative sectors have the potential to power a post-Brexit UK, but too few decision-makers realise this. It’s time for the industry to raise its voice, says Stuart Barr.
Since the Brexit referendum, many column inches have been devoted to scrutinising how the UK Motor industry supply chain might operate outside the EU (e.g. 50 FT.com articles); how tariffs might affect the Oil & Gas and Aerospace sectors; and whether friction in the labour market might hold back the Life Sciences sector. However, focusing discussion on these sectors fundamentally misunderstands the British economy. Of equal, if not of greater importance to Britain’s future are the Creative Industries... Keep reading on Oxbridge Business Review
Since the Brexit referendum, many column inches have been devoted to scrutinising how the UK Motor industry supply chain might operate outside the EU (e.g. 50 FT.com articles); how tariffs might affect the Oil & Gas and Aerospace sectors; and whether friction in the labour market might hold back the Life Sciences sector. However, focusing discussion on these sectors fundamentally misunderstands the British economy. Of equal, if not of greater importance to Britain’s future are the Creative Industries... Keep reading on Oxbridge Business Review