I'm not sure I follow. The two main reasons to vote for brexit are the ones that I mention? I'm not sure I follow your negotiation power argument either. It wa

I'm not sure I follow. The two main reasons to vote for brexit are the ones that I mention? I'm not sure I follow your negotiation power argument either. It was necessary. The UK needed to negotiate trade deals and they have them now, that does not mean this was done from a position of strength. I of course hope that they managed to negotiate the best they could. Regarding the statistics you bring up... What exactly are you looking at and over what time period? An interesting question would be how the UK could have performed had they stayed in the EU. I ask because your link mentions the following: > "For 2021 as a whole, UK GDP growth was 7.4%. This was the highest in the G7. The UK had the largest decline in GDP among the G7 in 2020 (-9.3%) and its relatively strong performance in 2021 was to some degree a recovery from weakness in 2020."