RDQ Economics' Ryding Says U.K. Economy Doing Better Than Expected Amid Brexit

The transcript discusses the Brexit campaign, focusing on the NHS funding controversy and the economic implications for the UK. It highlights the unexpected resilience of the UK economy post-Brexit, despite initial fears of recession. The discussion also touches on London's enduring global significance and the challenges of populist movements like Brexit, emphasizing the interconnectedness of global economies.

What challenges does the speaker identify regarding public perception of economic realities in relation to Brexit?

In what way does the speaker suggest that populist movements like Brexit can impact economic stability?