Brexit will cost the UK more than its total payments to the EU combined (businessinsider.com)

Brexit is pure political decision in Carl Smitt sense and there is just weak connection to price. Unfortunately.

So the cost of freedom is only £200 billion? I don't understand. That seems a reasonable price.

If you look at germanies target 2 balances (almost certain to become a bsilout of the weaker members in EU) it's hard to believe this. They are now in the hundreds of billions range. These are amounts that supposedly are just a 'technical issue'

Wow, a 300 word article referencing "business confidence" falling and that the UK "would have" grown 3% more had Brexit not happened.

Sounds like real rock solid science. I mean it's super simple subtracting a worldwide pandemic effect from business confidence and just calculating brexit's effects on business confidence, cause, you know, you can easily measure hypothetical situations in the future.

Rock solid article.