No, quite the opposite. I suggest you read the link that I gave, the last paragraph especially:
" Since 2010, official agencies have repeatedly promised global recovery. The forecasts fail because they all disregard inconvenient evidence. Now, the official consensus on the economic costs of...
If you think the IMF have been reliable in the past and on that basis you'll go with what they say in the future then it stands to reason that you place a heavy weighting of trust in those economists that wrote the reports and made those forecasts. People like Ashoka Mody for instance who wrote...
This referendum has influenced me big time with regards David Cameron and Boris Johnson. Both of them have lost a huge amount of credibility with their lies and scare stories. Good riddance to both of 'em.