Dartmouth's Blanchflower Sees Brexit Support Tumbling

The transcript discusses the economic uncertainties and potential negative impacts of Brexit on the UK economy. It highlights the challenges in negotiations with the EU, the public's changing opinion, and the role of the Bank of England in managing financial conditions. The discussion also touches on the leverage the UK might have and the potential consequences for Scotland and Northern Ireland. Overall, the outlook is pessimistic, with concerns about market reactions and the lack of clear economic benefits from Brexit.

What does the speaker imply about the UK's bargaining position in the Brexit negotiations?

What are the implications of the Bank of England's potential actions in response to Brexit?

In what way does the speaker suggest that Brexit could be seen as a 'suicide note' for the UK?