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>The value of Stirling hit a 31-year low after the vote, which obviously made the UK an attractive market for overseas buyers ...and so why didn't the experts
by crdoconnor 10y ago
>The value of Stirling hit a 31-year low after the vote, which obviously made the UK an attractive market for overseas buyers
...and so why didn't the experts foresee this if it was so obvious? Why did they predict a cataclysmic decline in employment instead?
>wasn't so good for the people of Britain.
Depends whether you're concerned more about reviving jobs in depressed industrial areas or the value of your stock portfolio/holidaying in the riviera.
Anyway, whether or not you think Brexit was good or not (I think personally probably not), there's no doubt that "project fear" was an apt description of the remain side's "expert" arguments.