We have written plenty about the economic effects of both a “remain” and “leave” vote, but in reality it is not that clear-cut. In either scenario, whether the vote is won by a small or large margin will have significantly different implications for the direction of negotiations with the EU, the domestic political situation and what happens to the economy and financial markets.
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