The LSE economist: the cost of leaving the Union will fluctuate between £200 billion a year in the event of a complete breakdown and 20 billion for the softest solution to the Norwegian. There is no doubt about Professor Holger Breinlich, one of the most important international economics experts in the United Kingdom, teaching at the London School of Economics and at the University of Nottingham. "There will be a long transition period of three to four years after March 2019, when Britain will definitively leave the European Union. At that point, the UK's relations with the EU will be governed by a treaty similar to what Europe currently has with Canada, namely a free trade agreement with the elimination of tariffs and other types of barriers. Although it is difficult to read in the future, this with a certain margin of approximation is what I think will happen, "explains the expert. The price to pay, that is, will be greater poverty.

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