The Slow Burn of Brexit: Analyzing a Decade of Economic Drag

As Brexit marks its tenth anniversary, data confirms it hasn't caused an abrupt collapse, but rather a slow, cumulative drag on the UK's economic growth. This serves as a critical case study demonstrating how increased trade friction and regulatory hurdles persistently erode national productivity. For businesses and policymakers, it underscores the long-term hidden costs of prioritizing domestic autonomy over international market access.