BREXIT Retail Forecast Report - Anticipating the Damage of Leaving the EU - Research and Markets - Seite 2
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Report Structure:
Executive summary - Brexit and retail - business continuity planning
Total Retail Sales - The threat of stagflation to come
Total retail sales growth: 2007/8-14/15, negative for the first time since WW2
Inflation: CPi, 2007-2015, inflation has vanished, interest rates on hold
Inflation: monthly data, if Brexit happens inflation to come back with a vengeance
Inflation: the considerable risk of stagflation post Brexit
Total retail sales: value non-seasonally adjusted - in £billions, 2007 - 17 f
Population: per capita spend 2015 (£), Brexit permanently lowering the shopper base?
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Population: what will EU migrants do in case of Brexit? Workforce impact
Food & Grocery - Insulated at first, then at the mercy of the discounters
Food & Grocery: growth 2010 - 15, forecast, inflation, volume for 2016/7
Food & Grocery: in £billions 2010 - 17f, devastation of local farming, no more CAP
Food & Grocery: big 4 to suffer, discounters to win
Non-Food: clothing & footwear - Industry facing an exodus
Clothing & Footwear: Growth 2011 - 15, forecast, inflation, volume 16-17, price shock to come
Clothing & Footwear: Total sales (£m), 2011 - 17 f, the end of fast fashion?, tourism decline
Clothing & Footwear: sourcing complications outside EU, domestic revival?
Clothing & Footwear: domestic shoppers priced out, fashionista exodus, ecommerce impact
Non-Food: DIY, Furniture, Homewares - Homeowners: falling house prices and higher mortgages
The home sectors: Total growth 2010 - 15, forecast, inflation, volume 2016 - 17
The home sectors: Total sales (£m) 2011 - 17f, falling house prices, impact on banks
The home sectors: residential property to take a hit - taking down DIY along with it
Online - Going back a decade
Online: Total growth (%) 2011-2015, forecast 2016/7, potentially disastrous
Online: Total sales (£m) 2011 - 17 f, potential brain drain
Outlook - Uncertain and unnecessary
Outlook: Brexit unpractical and threatens breakup of UK
Outlook: from integration to isolation - losing decades of progress
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