UK did not lose 4% of GDP from Brexit

 

One of my critics here complains  I do not show charts or graphs when setting out economic arguments. I do use numbers from ONS/Treasury/Bank of England/ World Bank/IMF and check the sources carefully. I do collaborate with Facts4eu.org  who produce excellent charts which I strongly recommend. Go on to their site to see the UK and EU  in great bar charts and graphs. Here is an example reproduced  from them showing how the UK economy has outperformed leading  EU countries since the referendum.

The economy has grown by 14% in real terms since the Referendum
June 2016 – June 2026

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  1. Mick
    October 9, 2026

    The economy has grown by 14% in real terms since the Referendum
    June 2016 – June 2026
    Yes it as but you can bet your bottom dollar the liebour party will try to take credit for it, I very nearly watched most of the debates in Westminster about Brexit and it was always the same politicians who put up objections to us leaving the dreaded EU including the Speaker of the house, they did every dirty trick in the book to stop us leaving but we the people won so all these politicians who don’t want to live in a free growing economy go live in your beloved Europe bye bye you’ll not be missed

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