As the UK goes to the polls on 12 December, decades old assumptions about how any government will run the economy are no longer relevant.
The result of the General Election will determine whether:
It is key that organisations understand the possible outcomes and what they might mean. Although there is a small amount of common ground, such as an intention to increase public spending and raise the minimum wage, the differences between the two major parties are larger than at any point in recent history.
We take a look at the impact of the election on several major areas for business.
For guidance on how to prepare for any election eventuality, visit our political risk advisory page.
Our guidance covers a range of factors that will affect your business and how to address them.
