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As reported by The Independent newspaper on Monday, citing the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR), this equates to an annual loss of £ 1,090 per resident.
"Our main findings show that if the proposed agreement on Brexit is implemented so that the UK leaves the customs union and the EU's single market in 2021, the GDP will decrease by 4% by 2030 compared to the case where the UK remains in the EU "- directs the publication of an excerpt from the study.
Experts say that it is mainly the barriers in the service sector, which make this sector less attractive, lead to a reduction of EU investments and reduce the efficiency of UK workers.
At the same time, researchers calculated the possibility for a country to leave the EU without agreement. This has proved even more expensive for the UK – a 5.5% GDP drop or 140 billion pounds a year.
In May, the chairman of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, said that the process of leaving the country of the European Union cost each household about £ 900 (€ 1,000).
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