WIthin Minut Announcement Donald Trump in the so-called “Reciprocal tariffs” around the worldBrexites claimed that victory was because the UK ran away with half the rates imposed on the EU.
But if UK 10 percent of import tariffs On the US market compared to 20 percent of the EU, the best economic justification for Brexit that can be performed, and the EU abandonment supporters acquire on straws.
First and the most obvious point is that Brexit It did not spare the UK to impose the tariffs, one world leader who was out of Britain’s greatest cheerleader for the EU.
Britain is still benefitting from the “Brexit Dividend” – the economic gain he promised when he left the EU. And away from the trade agreement that the Brexites would promise to follow with the United States, there is still no nine years after the referendum. Even if Keir Starmer lands one, it is likely to be highly focused on certain areas and may not avoid tariffs completely.
Even Tory Brexit Nadporter Wallace, now the Chief Executive Director of the Magazine’s total policy, warned his resignation of “cheering the tariffs this morning, even if 10 percent better than 20 percent.
Even half the rate of tariffs compared to those imposed on the EU, the difference barely goes anywhere near the undoing economic damage done in the UK.
Cambridge economy report Ordering the London Mayor Sadiq Khan last year, he found that the economy in the UK was 140 billion pounds less as a result of Brexite. London himself lost 30 billion pounds as a result, with 300,000 fewer jobs, the report was found.
Her economists concluded that the average Britain was that 2023 was burning around £ 2,000, while the average Londonner was almost 3,400 pounds of the worse out of the past year as a result of Brexite.
It is a long way of 350m pounds in a week for NHS promised to vote Pust Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings in 2016. Years.
In your last report Budgetary Responsibility Office (array), Whose job is to inspect the public finances, it estimates that the exports in the UK will be 15 percent in the long run than if the UK has remained in the EU.
In January, The National Institute of Economic and Social Researchers noticed That “at least 30 percent of the company consistently identified Brexit as one of his first three worries” every year since 2016. years.
He also concluded that “UK business investment could be about 12.4 percent higher in 2023. If BreXIT did not happen.”
IndependentOwn research was still damn – Detection that the costs of leaving the EU themselves were £ 30.2 billion pounds.
The food industry saw an annual decline of 2.8 billion of 2.8 billion energy, including 118,000 redundant tons of marine fruits and 56 percent of the producers of dairy products that are now fighting to meet the ends.
Through all sectors, about 16,400 companies stopped exporting completely as a result of Brexit.
And things are set up to be even worse when new border checks are finally operational later this year.
In the meantime, he claims that uncontrolled immigration were also proving to be false on average of 3.6 million people in the country, far more than when it was in place, far more than it was in place more than when it was in place, far more than when He was in place, far more than when the free movement was in force.
No wonder two-thirds of Britons think Brexit went badly to the latest voter.
Donald Trump may have been slightly less nasty in Britain than the EU with their tariffs, but it doesn’t go anywhere near the economic damage that Brexit has already done.