The Economics of Brexit

@smileamilewide Consolidated series … https://t.co/M3eXIEqTT9 And still NO credible contrary evidence …

the effects are far more nuanced and it is perfectly foreseeable that the UK could come out of brexit stronger. Have a read of the first pages of this journal and delve deeper if you have the time https://t.co/LUVwpYbd6T

@PostTruthPaul @gunner_x49 @treblyness @WinterfellT It is a book, written by two economists, one a leaver the other a remainer. I think they ironed out each others' biases: https://t.co/VlOijxJGCK PS I'd leave Wikipedia alone on this! 😀

@nw_jan @JustineClaire65 @OFOCBrexit @OwenJones84 A book I frequently recommend on this subject is The Economics of Brexit. Chapter one deals with the economic predictions made during the campaign, and it shows that a lot of bias crept into the pro-remain