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Originally Posted by jonbxx
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?
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Did I read it, you ask?
Absolutely not, not a great fan of reading fiction.
Meanwhile, the DUP asked the Prime Minister today regarding Labour's ever so confusing stance on Brexit, as it changes like the wind direction, this time on a second referendum and insisting the PM enacts the results of the first referendum...
https://twitter.com/duponline/status/942803115698421760