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Britain remains the most globalised country in the league, but Brexit appears to have preserved an inherited advantage rather than creating the more outward-looking nation that was promised.
Close, but no cigar.
Britain remains one of the world's most innovative countries, but the systems that help ideas scale appear less secure than the Brexit promise implied.
Britain remains one of Europe's more open destinations for investment, but Brexit weakened some of the advantages that once made the UK a natural platform for global capital.
Britain still has world-class universities, but Brexit weakened many of the European networks and partnerships that helped make them powerful in the first place.
Post-Brexit Britain remains mostly free, but the Heritage rankings suggest it has not become the more open, agile and competitive economy Brexit promised.
Britain gained the freedom to set its own fiscal course after Brexit, but a decade later higher debt, larger deficits and weaker fiscal health leave it trailing much of Europe.
Britain remained one of Europe's strongest democracies after Brexit, but the institutions that help citizens feel heard have become less robust over the past decade.
Britain still has strong civic life, but participation is fading faster than in much of Europe, raising a deeper question about who still shows up for democracy.
