Young people will be financial losers under all Brexit outcomes facing losses of up to £108,000 over their lifetime under the worst-case no-deal scenario, according to a report which also included a warning from former prime minister John Major about the deep implications for millennials.
The report, commissioned by the campaign group Our Future, Our Choice, projected the loss of earnings between now and 2050 – accounting for a 30-year career for most young people.
It used models by Oxford University economist Tommy Peto, partly based on the Brexit briefing papers, which set out its impact over the next 15 years, which showed that the Norway model would have the least adverse financial impact on young people.
Millennials may lose up to GBP108k over 30 years with no-deal Brexit | Politics | The Guardian
The report, commissioned by the campaign group Our Future, Our Choice, projected the loss of earnings between now and 2050 – accounting for a 30-year career for most young people.
It used models by Oxford University economist Tommy Peto, partly based on the Brexit briefing papers, which set out its impact over the next 15 years, which showed that the Norway model would have the least adverse financial impact on young people.
Millennials may lose up to GBP108k over 30 years with no-deal Brexit | Politics | The Guardian
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