This is the real cost of brexit: what it means in our daily lives — scottish national party


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------------------------- COLLAPSING TRADE Few months after the 2016 Brexit vote, Tory MP and former Brexit Secretary David Davis famously said: _“There will be no downside to Brexit, only a


considerable upside._” Latest analysis from the Centre for European Reform (CER) found that Brexit has reduced trade in goods by 15.7%, or £12.6 billion – and that’s in one month, October


2021, alone. New layers of bureaucracy, red tape, and delays at the border are piling up the costs for many businesses who export their goods to Europe – threatening jobs and livelihoods.