Kingston Economics Professor Explains Vote for Brexit

The speaker discusses their personal perspective on Brexit, explaining their vote was not based on the potential benefits or drawbacks for the UK, but rather a desire to leave the European Union before it potentially collapses. They compare their decision to a Groucho Marxist approach, questioning their desire to remain in a club they don't want to be part of. The speaker also addresses economic predictions made by others about the negative impact of Brexit, arguing that these were exaggerated and that the UK economy actually improved post-Brexit.

What was the speaker's view on the economic impact of Brexit shortly after it occurred?

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between credit directions and trade relations?