Gertjan Vlieghe, policy advisor at the Bank of England, the National Bank of the United Kingdom, says that the Uk economy since the referendum on the withdrawal from the EU in 2016 at least 80 billion pounds (91 billion euro) to potential earnings miss. He warns of the disastrous effects of a no-dealbrexit.
Since the referendum in June 2016, economic growth in the United Kingdom at the lowest of all European union member states. Companies are frugal with investments by increasing uncertainty about the future. While in the rest of the G7 annual 6 per cent on investment were introduced, decreased that with the British, with 3.7 percent last year. “It is very unusual that the investments as fall, while the rest of the world it worked fine, until recently anyway,” says Vlieghe to The Guardian.
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According to Vlieghe, the decline in the gross domestic product by two percent in comparison with a scenario without brexit. Per week goes up to 800 million pounds (910 million euro) in lost revenue, in a period in which the rest of the world, however, strong economic growth rates could be achieved.
In 2016, made the Leave-camp much advertising with a double-decker bus that the country, driving with the message that the EU, the country of 350 million pounds per week costs. “We will leave that money in the health care investing,” was the at, among others, Nigel Farage. Barely a week later, he had to already admit that it is not as simple as during the campaign suggested.
Previously suggested to the governor of the National Bank that the brexit each family of about 900 lb (1.020 euros) has cost. Get the country on the 29th of march without agreement from the EU, then the consequences will be incalculable, warn economists. Will the United Kingdom is in a recession end up with consequences that will be greater that the financial crisis after 2008.