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'The losses “accumulated year after year”, driven by uncertainty, new trade friction and the deliberate unravelling of economic integration.
'The hidden cost inside firms was staggering. Nearly one in ten CFOs spent more than six hours a week for years dealing with Brexit fallout – time and money burned on preparing for what Webster calls “economic sabotage”, instead of growth or innovation.'
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Esther Payne :bisexual_flag:
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RE: https://mastodon.me.uk/@PoliceStateUK/116097284431155056
But the people who forced Brexit on us want to force a ReformUK government on us, for the same shitty, fascist reasons they forced Brexit on us.
Trash people vote to harm everyone else, that's all there is to them as well, they're not a complex riddle we must spend time unravelling, they're trash and they've chosen to be trash.
"The headline numbers are brutal. UK GDP is now 6–8% smaller than it would have been by 2025 – worse than forecast, not better. That is a permanent loss of national income, not a blip."
"Investment has collapsed. UK business investment is 18% lower than in comparable economies, as firms put money on hold or moved it elsewhere. Employment and productivity are both around 4% lower, locking in weaker wage growth and lower living standards."
RE: https://mastodon.me.uk/@PoliceStateUK/116097284431155056
But the people who forced Brexit on us want to force a ReformUK government on us, for the same shitty, fascist reasons they forced Brexit on us.
Trash people vote to harm everyone else, that's all there is to them as well, they're not a complex riddle we must spend time unravelling, they're trash and they've chosen to be trash.
"The headline numbers are brutal. UK GDP is now 6–8% smaller than it would have been by 2025 – worse than forecast, not better. That is a permanent loss of national income, not a blip."
"Investment has collapsed. UK business investment is 18% lower than in comparable economies, as firms put money on hold or moved it elsewhere. Employment and productivity are both around 4% lower, locking in weaker wage growth and lower living standards."
"The headline numbers are brutal. UK GDP is now 6–8% smaller than it would have been by 2025 – worse than forecast, not better. That is a permanent loss of national income, not a blip."
"Investment has collapsed. UK business investment is 18% lower than in comparable economies, as firms put money on hold or moved it elsewhere. Employment and productivity are both around 4% lower, locking in weaker wage growth and lower living standards."
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