Yes, this is really important. The markets have responded to the potential of leaving (because the referendum isn't a guarantee, although it would make any part

Yes, this is really important. The markets have responded to the potential of leaving (because the referendum isn't a guarantee, although it would make any party that contradicted it extremely unpopular), but nothing else has happened. EU trade deals are still intact, free movement is still in place. How can the economists' post-Brexit predictions fall foul when we are still pre-Brexit?