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Brexit Calculator

Calculate the economic cost of Brexit and explore alternative spending opportunities

Calculate Brexit Economic Impact

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Current estimate: £134.615 million per week (post-2020)

Brexit Economic Cost Results

£64.75 trillion
Total Economic Cost
Time Period:9.2 years
Total Weeks:481
Weekly Loss:£134615 million
Daily Loss:£19.23 billion

Alternative Spending Opportunities

What could the UK have built or funded with £64.75 trillion?

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719,442
New Hospitals
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1,849,994
New Schools
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20,686,841
Wind Turbines
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160,669
Miles of HS2
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2,926,148,544
Nurse Salaries
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3,242,191,928
Police Salaries
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2,729,756,112
Teacher Salaries
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54,872,724,576,271
Trees Planted

Fun fact: The cost could buy 215,832,716,666,666 Freddo chocolates or 182,393,845 new London buses!

Brexit Timeline

23 June 2016

EU Referendum - 51.9% vote Leave

Pound falls 11% immediately after results

29 March 2017

Article 50 triggered by Theresa May

2-year countdown to Brexit begins

31 January 2020

UK officially leaves the EU

Transition period begins until 31 Dec 2020

31 December 2020

Transition period ends

New trading relationship begins

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Key Brexit Facts

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Economic Cost

Current estimate: £134.6m per week

Lost GDP growth potential

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Banking Exodus

€600bn+ leaving London

Financial services relocation

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Referendum Result

51.9% Leave, 48.1% Remain

72.2% turnout

Brexit Cost Estimates

Pre-2020 Period
£440 million per week
Lost growth during uncertainty
Post-Brexit Period
£134.6 million per week
Current estimate (2020+)
Divorce Bill
£39 billion
Settlement with EU
Government Spending
£6.3 billion+
Brexit preparations

About This Calculator

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Based on Centre for European Reform estimates

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Measures lost GDP growth, not total GDP

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Live counter updates in real-time

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Alternative spending shows opportunity cost

Understanding Brexit's Economic Impact

What Does This Calculator Measure?

This calculator estimates the opportunity cost of Brexit - the economic growth the UK has foregone due to Brexit uncertainty and implementation. It's based on research comparing actual UK economic performance to what it would have been without Brexit.

Key Factors Affecting Costs

  • Uncertainty reducing business investment
  • Trade barriers with EU partners
  • Reduced foreign direct investment
  • Financial services relocation

Methodology & Sources

Centre for European Reform

Estimates £440m weekly loss pre-2020 using "doppelganger" methodology

Bloomberg Economics

£70bn annual loss prediction for post-2020 period

Official Government Data

Brexit preparation costs and settlement figures

Note: These are estimates of lost potential growth, not reductions in total GDP. Different methodologies may produce varying results.

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