Three years after the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union, there is now a reasonable consensus that the effects of Brexit on the country's economy have been negative, and public support for it has been decreasing, a scholar has said.
"It's more an incremental, small, bit-by-bit, drip-by-drip effect on the British economy. But it's mainly been in one direction of being negative," Professor Iain Begg from the London School of Economics and Political Science told Xinhua.
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