Brexit: New report suggests UK £311bn worse off by 2035 due to leaving EU

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : It includes data from UN, OECD, World Bank, IMF, the ONS and Eurostat.
56% : The scenario which included the UK in the EU used an E3ME model, which is used transnationally for forecasting.
53% : "I agree with the shadow foreign secretary [David Lammy], who has said we urgently need to build a closer relationship with the EU.
51% : The report came up with a scenario for growth if the UK had stayed inside the EU, and compared it to forecasts the Office for Budget Responsibility made in March last year.
50% : Brexit did not". Read more: Post-Brexit border controls to cost businesses £330m a year Starmer: We don't want to diverge from EU Shyamoli Patel, principal economist at Cambridge Econometrics, said: "Our study reveals that London's economy would have grown faster if Brexit hadn't taken place.
46% : They found that, by 2035, the UK is anticipated to have three million fewer jobs, 32% lower investment, 5% lower exports and 16% lower imports, than it would have had if the UK had not left the EU.

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