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Reflections on the election

Academics from Henley Business School including Professor Adrian Bell and Dr Miriam Marra share their thoughts on the recent General Election.

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With the Conservative party securing its biggest majority since the 1980s in the General Election 2019, what does this now mean and what will happen next?

Professor Adrian Bell said: 'Historians can draw on the 1980s when thinking about what follows'.

Dr Miriam Marra said: 'Market stability will depend on further negotiations and deals'.

Read the full piece here to find out more about their views and the views of other Henley Business School academics.

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Professor Adrian Bell

 Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor Research (Prosperity and Resilience)
Professor Adrian Bell

Dr Miriam Marra

 Associate Professor of Finance, ICMA Centre
Dr Miriam Marra
Published 16 December 2019
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