I do agree that there is likely to be damage to the economy in the short term

The no brexit forecasts also don't seem take into account things like china

Looks like essentially an extrapolation of previous

When the whole of Europe has seen a downturn

So it would come to reason we would have also seen some downturn even if we didn't vote to leave.

Even then the predictions see a return to form in the medium term anway

Which is quite literally exactly what every sane brexiteer is saying

Short term losses

What is short term to you

Because leading brexiteers say it could take 50 years

to see any benefits to this

I'll take that report, it predicts a return to good growth by 2022

That is still even short term tbh

That will be a miracle considering we are heading into a recession this yaer

So

Do you agree with it or not then?

Just the bits that agree with your narrative?

Hey we could see a return to growth in 3 years

still means we have punished ourselves

and made ourselves poorer

We are not heading into a recession lmao

Economically maybe...maybe.

We have had 0% growth

for the past 2 quarters

Economics isn't everything

3 quarters means a recession

If it was I would work 12 hours per day 7 days a week

i assume you were referring to Mogg
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/shortcuts/2018/jul/24/two-50-or-100-years-when-do-leavers-think-brexit-will-pay-off

not really the full story to say '50 years'

No a recession is a decline

....

0% is stagnation

I was just

If what you say is the case, the economy has not declined

saying 0% cause I couldn't remember the exact number

but we have actually shrunk

but its nice to know that brexiteers are paying attention to the economy

A recession is marked by high unemployment, stagnant wages, and fall in retail sales

a recession is marked by 3 quarters of a shrinking economy

we have the lowest unemployment in 50 years

because we are RECEDING