Two sides of the same coin. When you couple that with 52% of British voters voting to one of the world’s biggest markets, calls for a Frexit in France and a Dutch Dexit, as well as a slowdown in China, one cannot help but conclude that the Brexit is a harbinger of an even greater global economic retrenchment, and no matter how you slice it, that is not good for small business here, or anywhere. Look, as Americans, especially here on this long July 4th weekend, we really get breaking away from a perceived domineering power across the ocean. But to say that the Brexit was surprising is an understatement. Then again, the redcoats probably didn’t think we would break away either.
Two sides of the same coin. When you couple that with 52% of British voters voting to one of the world’s biggest markets, calls for a Frexit in France and a Dutch Dexit, as well as a slowdown in China, one cannot help but conclude that the Brexit is a harbinger of an even greater global economic retrenchment, and no matter how you slice it, that is not good for small business here, or anywhere. Look, as Americans, especially here on this long July 4th weekend, we really get breaking away from a perceived domineering power across the ocean. But to say that the Brexit was surprising is an understatement. Then again, the redcoats probably didn’t think we would break away either.