Some liberals tend to behave like their opponents when they do not like the outcome of a referendum: they are urging to hold another one /Martin Wolf, FT, 18 October 2019/.
Nevertheless, not leaving the EU but entering the emerging Anglo-Saxon trading bloc is the main issue for the U.K. - maybe for England.
All forecasts based on standard economic models cannot, by definition, be reliable in this case, because the future will come in disruptive new waves, not as predictable steps.
Frankly speaking, people were fully aware of the nature of the path they chose by voting in the last referendum.
Re “Leaving like this needs fresh consent”
Governor Matolcsy, MNB, the Central Bank of Hungary
