The National:
Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp: Brexit is not the panacea we need for all EU's problems
25 September 2015
THE Centre for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics predicts the range of Brexit economic scenarios from something akin to the global financial crisis (-10 per cent GDP) to a best case scenario of a -2.2 per cent annual loss of GDP. Other credible think tanks are more positive but none predict a boom time following a Brexit, so the case for a No vote would appear to be based more on British Nationalism than economic pragmatism.
This article was pubished online by The National on September 25, 2015
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