Currency Depreciation's Economic Effects Steps:

• The table (not provided) indicates the pound sterling's value changed post-Brexit vote; historically, it depreciated sharply.
• As a major trading nation, the UK relies heavily on imports for goods and inputs.
• Depreciation raises the pound cost of imports, increasing production and consumer prices.
• This leads to higher inflation and lower real value of money domestically.

Not enough information: The table is missing, making precise changes ambiguous; assuming standard post-2016 depreciation.

Final answer: Not enough information.