Part of the stockpiling going on generally is for stockpiling supplies, if a No Deal Brexit happens many supply chains are cut, and just-in-time supply trains in particular are at great risk, pretty much any product that we import and doesn't have to be JIT has already been stockpiled incase of a no deal Brexit. But also with the risk of the £ dropping even further means companies have to stockpile cash too, because although they might have enough to pay everyones wages now if the £ loses a few percentage points quickly then the effective cost of imported products or anything that relies on them also goes up means a companies cash reserves effectively drop.
But it's hard to understate how many jobs rely on EU funding in rural areas like Wales and Cornwall, these kinds of places get big investment from the EU in the form of things like agricultural & structural funds to maintain their economy as they're quite high risk low income areas that don't really get enough funding from our own government.
But it's hard to understate how many jobs rely on EU funding in rural areas like Wales and Cornwall, these kinds of places get big investment from the EU in the form of things like agricultural & structural funds to maintain their economy as they're quite high risk low income areas that don't really get enough funding from our own government.
