A decade after Britain's Brexit vote, the economic argument for leaving the European Union is falling apart. According to recent analysis, the UK economy has taken a six percent hit as a result of Brexit—a major blow to the promised economic gains. Support for the move has also eroded sharply, especially among younger voters who couldn't vote in the original referendum but today would overwhelmingly choose to rejoin the EU if given the chance.

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