Remainers: Why Hasn't the Economy Collapsed Yet? - Brexit Explained

The video explores the economic impact of Brexit, highlighting initial predictions of a recession that did not materialize. It examines current economic indicators, showing modest growth and low unemployment, despite a weak pound and investor concerns. Consumer confidence remains high, driven by low unemployment and rising wages, though borrowing has increased. The government is responding with increased public spending to maintain economic stability. The future remains uncertain, with potential economic challenges once Brexit is fully implemented.

What were the initial predictions about the UK's economy following the Brexit referendum?

How has the UK's growth rate compared to other G7 nations since the referendum?

How has employment changed in the UK since the Brexit vote, and what implications does this have for the economy?

What role does consumer confidence play in the UK's economic performance post-referendum?

What factors have contributed to the current state of the UK economy despite Brexit uncertainties?

In what ways might government spending influence the economy as Brexit approaches?

What are the potential long-term effects of Brexit on the UK's GDP according to economists?