Would you elaborate on how you'll think these numbers play out after Brexit? Isn't it a chicken-and-egg-problem and we can't just say: because Germany is produ

Would you elaborate on how you'll think these numbers play out after Brexit? Isn't it a chicken-and-egg-problem and we can't just say: because Germany is producing and Britain is consuming, the latter will be worse off by Brexit? For many developed economies General Trade Agreements are the last straw of growth. And with Brexit both sides of the Channel loose. And another spin: A consumerist economy (US, UK) seems to have its own benefits, in that it can much easier survive on its own.