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Originally Posted by Mick
'Could be', being the key words.
And on what data are they basing this research on?
We have not left yet, so how such data can be erroneously predicted on a whim, is baffling, but I suppose yet again, this is fear mongering at it's finest from the hard line remainers and easily ignored.
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Did you read the article? The methodology is all in there. It takes three different methods of projecting GDP growth (previous performance, measuring against peers and difference between forecast and the current reality to build 14 counterfactual scenarios) Note this article doesn't predict future performance but use current figures for the countries GDP. Even the Institute of Economic Affairs, a Pro Brexit think tank says the figures are reasonable.
However, you say the article is erroneous - which bits are wrong?