Gains from Brexit 3rd birthday bash

Because today those who trade with the EU have higher costs and have had to raise prices or go out of business.
This adds to the pay rises that public sector workers need to pay for what they used to afford, and that requires more public government money from taxpayers. Remember one part of the 2019 Tory manifesto promises no rise in National Insurance, VAT or income tax.
So the government has also had to raise corporation tax, another burden on business which squeezes any meaningful pay rises, causing employees to work harder to fill the loss of workers due to Brexit and accrue higher income taxes for the extra work they have to do.
The extra work by traders as I said costs money so profits are lower and companies pay less tax on profits (while paying more corporation tax) so the treasury collects less money due to a lower GDP, caused by less trade, caused by Brexit.
All this adds to inflation which the BoE damps down by discouraging consuming by raising the interest rate so people don't invest or move.
Which further slows down growth and investment.

I find it worrying that a large company in the UK that makes batteries in market that can't get enough if them, and into which the government had invested 100 million in 2022, last year, has had to close and sell to an Australian company.

www.bbc.com/news/business-64303149

Brexit promised internal support for a high wage, high progressive technical economy and has once again failed.

www.business-live.co.uk/manufacturing/britishvolt-sold-australian-firm-recharge-26164878


Brexit was going to level up the North and south. Not only has this failure damaged that but HS2 is shrinking annually.

The country cannot afford Brexit even though the government has put taxes up as much as possible, without causing inflation.
If Brexit had not happened, trade with the EU would be truly far less expensive, companies would still be in business and the historical international investment would still exist, bringing in tax revenue and growth that used to be normal.

And once again proves sovereignty does not mean you can do what you want. It depends greatly on what other countries do.

No I don't. Your 'doth protest too much' antics show you know it's probably linked.

Fuck me are you still here preaching the bullshit gospel from Steve the messiah? The only one who is complaining is you because we chose to leave your beloved EUSSR...