Why 5 Key UK Industries Are on the Brink After Brexit

Brexit’s true cost is starting to unfold, and the impact is devastating. In this video, we uncover the shocking effects Brexit has had on five of the UK's most critical industries: Automotive, Agriculture, Healthcare, Construction, and Hospitality. From supply chain chaos and worker shortages to rising costs and dwindling competitiveness, these sectors are battling to survive. Discover the untold story behind Brexit’s economic fallout and what it means for the UK’s future. Don’t miss this essential analysis of the industries that are struggling the most in a post-Brexit world.

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[muppet]

One of the few times in history a country voted to erect trade barriers against itself.

[federicop]

I remember Scott, celebrating the Brexit victory. Scott is now unemployed as his company moved the operations to the Netherlands.
Good job Scott ! 👏🏻😭

[uweinhamburg]

Come on.. You don't try to tell us, that cutting the lines to your main supplier and your main customer by making everything more complicated has been a bad idea?
If only someone had pointed that out earlier...

[javidalavi]

I have had a very profitable company for 55 years. 50%of my export was in EU. Thanks to those people voting to come out, my business like millions small companies became a loss making business over night. Coming out of Europe as the biggest disaster for UK. We will never recover. After

[MietoK]

No worries. Manufacturing will return when the wages drop to Vietnam level

[bjrnhjortshjandersen]

Democracy based on ignorant voters and populist politicians is such a wonderful combination.

[djtaylorutube]

I read that the fishermen want to re-negotiate. Nope, screw them, they voted for this, this is theirs, they need to own it.

[soapytowel]

It’s about time all us Brits realise that Brexit was only about staying out of the EU anti-tax avoidance directive for all the hedge fund managers, (Farage & Rees-Smug etc.) & all the millionaires & billionaires that funded the leave campaign. Forget all the fluff about sovereignty, making our own laws, immigration & all the other bullsh*t

[indo]

Gee, who could have thought that trusting habitual liars could have this kind of outcome....?

[Charliesparks-mgtt]

Former PM John Major foresaw exactly what Brexit would do. Nothing "unforeseen" in his analysis. Also, the video doesn't talk about the big hit to the fishing industry. When you're an island, fishing is kind of important. Yet most voted for Brexit.

[johnbraunschweig]

Unforseen consequences? Not the slightest bit. Every economist predicted this outcome.
The brexit-voters didn't get, what they wanted. Instead they got exactly what they voted for.

[darylwilliams]

It was sad to watch the UK vote to ruin it's own economy, when the results discussed in this video were clearly foreseen by the people who understood the implications of leaving the customs union before the vote. Even sadder to watch people turn a blind eye to the many warnings the public got. Perhaps even sadder than watching Americans vote for Trump. Again.

[JohnnyinMN]

What is really sad is my 15-year-old, American daughter wrote her thesis paper in high school economics class regarding Brexit in 2019. Almost everything in this video she predicted back then. It really is amazing how ignorant and arrogant the British are.

[parmentier]

Amsterdam also felt the effects of Brexit. House prices rose dramatically as many foreign financial institutions moved from the UK to Amsterdam. In 2021, Amsterdam already received 40 financial institutions from the UK. As a result, many expats settled in Amsterdam, causing house prices to rise. In addition, the EMA (European Medicines Agency) moved from London to Amsterdam. About 60% (mainly EU citizens) moved with the EMA. After that, Amsterdam also attracted many more international pharmaceutical companies with even more expats. In 2021, a house in Amsterdam cost an average of €430, 000, today a house costs €635, 000. Thanks UK!

[SeptemberMeadows]

How did any of them actually believe that slamming the doors shut on everyone was going to create opportunities??? Read some history books, people.

[ruasetepovos]

I don't see the UK ever recovering from this, will be permanently poor like the 70's . Lots of skilled workers will leave like the 70's. Becoming a hell hole, infrastructure breaking, middle class turning poor, hugh crime, health system in the brink, investment going elsewhere. Depressing folks!!

[DrSteve]

We Scots did not vote for this. We are not stupid.

[maartenaalsmeer]

Cue the "Nothing to do with Brexit, it's because (insert bogus reason of choice) innit!" classic hollow Brexiter rhetoric in 3... 2... 1...

[stevenpeaketrainsandstuff]

It is what it is. The UK will get used to these conditions, however unfavourable, and eek out a living. It's what good paupers do.

[UnipornFrumm]

Is crazy how a country that import everything from outside will voluntary increase tarrifs for no reason