GDP up £12.5 bn if Britain joins euro, report says

A report commissioned by the accountancy group, Tenon, predicts British gross domestic product (GDP) would grow by more than 1% during the first five years of single currency membership. The research which is likely to be seized on by pro-euro groups calculates that the higher GDP would boost the country's wealth by £12.5 bn a year, equivalent to £500 per household. [To find full text of article use 'More search options' on homepage.]