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Can plans to stave-off a No Deal Brexit economic meltdown work? A government group is reportedly planning an economic strategy in the event of no deal with options ranging from cutting taxes to deregulation and slashing tariffs. The plan which has been dubbed Project After would attempt to give Britain a competitive edge over the EU in attracting foreign companies and investment. Matthew Kilcoyne of the Adam Smith Institute and Jonathan Portes, Professor of Economics at Kings College , London discuss, where the plans leave Britain's economic prospects and whether the country could be heading for a low tax, low tariff, deregulated economy. Image ©EPA/FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA
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