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The new Prime Minister Andy Burnham claimed that the vote to leave the EU in 2016 has ushered in a decade of low economic growth. Our Advisory Council member Julian Jessop has responded here: "Why Andy Burnham is wrong on Brexit".
In short, Brexit has not turned out to be the car crash that many feared. Some still describe it as a slow puncture for the British economy. In reality, it may turn out to be little more than a bump in the road. And if that road takes us further away from the emerging disaster that is the EU, then all the better!
