A no-deal Brexit seems to be Boris Johnson's plan for the UK. Here's what this could cost the economy https://on.ft.com/2Rf3Vdb 
Why Boris Johnson is considering a no-deal Brexit for a bruised economy

In order to have a more activist state, the UK risks making exports to its biggest market more expensive

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The UK will miss out on 7.7% of future income over 15 years if it leaves the EU with no deal: https://on.ft.com/3bEzcja 
Millions are being spent by British companies to be able to trade with Northern Ireland post-Brexit: https://on.ft.com/3m3VK1M 
Since the coronavirus crisis ravaged the UK economy, some Conservatives are pushing for a no-deal Brexit because its effects would be small by comparison: https://on.ft.com/3m3VK1M 
Boris Johnson has pointed to a no-deal as an opportunity to secure better trade deals with other countries. But so far, the UK's deal with Japan has failed to hit the mark: http://on.ft.com/3m3VK1M 
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