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Write an Introduction for the following topic using the outline provided:
Topic: Using appropriate data, analyze the potential impact of Brexit on the Caribbean.
Outine:
What is Brexit?
- Why did it occur? Why did the UK leave the EU
- When did it occur?
- What is the European Union?
- Brief description of the state of the Eastern Caribbean economies
- Why would it[Brexit] have an impact on the eastern Caribbean? What relationship does
the eastern caribbean have with the UK and the E.U.? What do they trade with each
other? Were there FDI investments? How did this relationship affect the eastern
caribbean?
Please include references :)
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