from kent that's the worst case scenario that munden this currently grappling with . it's a no you build on an estimate that only 57 percent of lomas businesses are just 20 to 40 percent small and medium sized enterprises would be ready for the strict application of new requirements in those circumstances could mean that only between 30 and 60 percent of later each t.v.'s would arrive at the border with the necessary from which is completed for the goods on board with ever be turned back by the french border authorities. the david kelly cross. one reason why businesses are so poorly prepared is the coronavirus pandemic the companies have been focusing on coping with the consequences of the lock down a think tank with economists from london's king's college has concluded that a no deal breaks it could have 3 times the negative impact on the british economy as the coronavirus the consequences of the pandemic may be more drastic in the short term but in the long term a no deal breaks it would leave deeper scars. right now everything points towards a no deal breaks it esp