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"The Brexit Effect" book compiles 43 essays on Brexit's consequences
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"The Brexit Effect" book compiles 43 essays on Brexit's consequences
A new collection of essays edited by Anthony Seldon examines the economic and political impacts of the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union.
- A Stanford University study cited in the book found that by 2025 Brexit had reduced UK GDP by 6% to 8% compared to projections.
- Former cabinet secretary Simon Case said the post-Brexit “vision” became “a reality of muddled thinking, fruitless negotiations, Parliamentary quagmire and administrative confusion.”
- Former Vote Leave campaigner Douglas Carswell said the leave side had gained self-government but “have yet to govern ourselves well.”
- Peter Kellner wrote that a third of Leave voters now say Brexit has been a failure, with a quarter of that group blaming Nigel Farage.
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