The head of the west’s leading economics warned that the departure would cost the average household a month’s salary, £2,200, by the end of the decade.Angel Gurría, secretary-general of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, said future generations would pay the price of Brexit"UK workers would lose the equivalent of roughly a month’s pay before 2020" as he launched a report showingthat departure would impose a “persistent and rising shock” on the economy.
That penalty would continue to apply to British workers as long as the UK remained outside the bloc, it said.