Why the British economy has done better than expected since the Brexit vote

[palou]

numberwang said:

palou said:

It’s normal for the stronger economies to contribute within a trade union. 

And 10b is NOT a lo5 fo4 an economy the suze of the UK, in a year (0.3 percent.)

That is the equivalent to ca. 60 billion $ every year for the US, which could fund 4 border walls every year. I heard some consider that just 'too expensive'.

Well, you would need to compare it to what is at stake - the UK exports 230 billion to the EU, and imports 300 billion (that’s in pounds, so convert that.) So you would need to wager how much of that would be reduced, in the context of a hard brexit.