Brexit will not only have implications for the United Kingdom, the EU will
also see itself needing to change – and this process is just getting
started.

The attached PressDossier contains a number of short texts composed by
economists from the Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW), Mannheim,
Germany. The experts discuss issues which can be expected to play a
significant role in the economic and political negotiations which will take
place in the European economic area as Brexit is implemented. The
economists also outline possible approaches to solving these issues.

Decision-Making Processes in the EU // EU Budget // Financial Markets //
Intellectual Property Rights // The Digital Internal Market // Free
Movement of Workers and Labour Markets // Corporate Taxation // Competition
Policy // Public Procurement // Energy Markets and Climate Policy //
Equality of Opportunity.

At the end of each text in the PressDossier you will find the contact
details for the relevant ZEW economists who made the contribution. They
would be pleased to answer any questions or provide any further information
on the topic which you may require over the coming months.