What do you think is most likely, when it comes to Brexit and the national finances?

What do you think is most likely, when it comes to Brexit and the national finances? Published on 30 September 2019 → Survey conducted on 30 September 2019 on 1539 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Post-Brexit, there will be more government money to spend than there is now

25%

Post-Brexit, there will be the same amount of government money to spend than there is now

17%

Post-Brexit, there will be less government money to spend than there is now

32%

Don’t know

26%

Post-Brexit, there will be more government money to spend than there is now

25%

Post-Brexit, there will be the same amount of government money to spend than there is now

17%

Post-Brexit, there will be less government money to spend than there is now

32%

Don’t know

26%

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