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What leaving the EU could mean for you and your family
24 June 2016
''You're going to see in increase in consumer prices from Brexit and most of that is going to hit the middle income,'' Swati Dhingra, assistant professor at LSE's Department of Economics and Centre for Economic Performance told Mashable. According to the Independent, initially the rises would be mostly hit imported goods - food and clothes being the most obvious - ''but inflation has a tendency to spread and to gain its own momentum,'' meaning overall costs on all of your purchases could go up.
This article was published online by GoodtoKnow on June 24, 2016
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