Model 1 in Table 2 lends support to the utilitarian model of support for theEU. In line with our expectation, I find that those who have benefitted fromincreased international co-operation and trade – the better educated, theyoung and the well-off – are less likely to vote for Leave compared to thosewho are ‘left behind’ – the low-skilled, the old and the poor. Simple descriptivestatistics reveals a clear educational divide in the Brexit vote. Figure 2 showsthat that only a quarter of people with a postgraduate degree voted to leave,whereas over two-thirds of those with no qualifications did so.