Brexit: red alarm for UK in case of leaving EU

The UK national income could lose 6% by 2030 if the UK really leave the EU in a referendum on Brexit of 23 June. In late hours Ministry of the Treasury' s report of 200 pages, anticipated by the media and already contesato by Eurosceptics,  has released the alarm. The traces the relationship of Britain shock scenario, hit in its vital business interests and impoverished its people for decades, once consumed the hypothetical divorce from Brussels.

According to this analysis, the expected contraction in GDP would result in an average loss equivalent to 4,300 pounds a year for every British family, as already indicated by the charge of the department, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne. The raising of the barriers, with consequences on exports, would be the greatest enemy in addition to the decline in foreign investment. While it does not rule out the need for cuts (to health and only), possible increases in interest rates and, indirectly, a surge of popular real estate loans.