With one month to go to the UK’s referendum on whether to remain in or leave the EU, concerns are growing in some quarters that a “Brexit” vote could harm Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). As things stand, it seems unlikely that there will be a significant economic impact in the short run. However, a vote for Brexit might embolden some CEE governments to pursue more populist policies, which could damage medium-term prospects.
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