‘Hard’ Brexit would give UK economy ‘£135bn annual boost’

Sep 10, 2017 | Economy, Europe, Government, In the news

Tags: Brexit

The sort of hard Brexit for which these free-marketeers (another ‘think-tank’) argue would ‘boost our economy’ in the same way that ‘democracy’ boosted Russia’s. Maybe there’d be money to be made but it would be highly unlikely, I’d say, to be distributed quite as evenly between households (£40 per week each?) as they propose. More like some would be £4000 a week better off, a lot more bankrupt and/or jobless. Will we never learn?

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