His own letter focuses on the economic dislocation he says such regulation might bring.

For a start, it would avoid the economic dislocation caused by an actual Brexit.

The economic dislocation of the interwar years was probably the basic reason why democratic politics failed.

For closures produce unemployment and severe economic dislocation.

Serious economic dislocation in the conquered countries drove many citizens into a life of prostitution and crime.

We will not solve it at home unless we help to remedy the profound economic dislocation abroad.

These letters, however, focus heavily on the former - the prospect of economic dislocation rather than climate change-related dislocation.

Blair said that if Brexit did happen, economic dislocation would force Britain to deregulate further to attract foreign investors.

Some counter that there is no evidence of such economic dislocation in the British economy but they are missing the point.

Eight years ago, the Kremlin thought post-war collapse in Western Europe and Japan-with economic dislocation in America-mightgive them the signal to advance.

It's inconceivable that the United States won't experience some economic dislocation and pain in a prolonged trade war or realignment of global trade flows.

The country still has an inherent vulnerability which in an environment of economic dislocation can easily be sparked off into a new cycle of violence.

And Turnbull's solution to the social and economic dislocations that far-right parties exploit is … more of the same.

We must provide special assistance to areas and to workers displaced by cuts in the defense budget and by other unavoidable economic dislocations.