John Mills: Momentum Effect in Play for Brexit Acceptance

The video discusses the growing momentum for Brexit, driven by immigration concerns and skepticism about economic consequences. It highlights the Labour Party's disconnect with voters over the EU and potential political turmoil post-Brexit. Economic projections vary, with some predicting a downturn but others seeing opportunities in trade. The discussion also touches on the challenges of free movement within Europe due to economic disparities.

What is one of the main reasons for the growing support for Brexit?

• Stronger political alliances

• Increased economic growth

• Concerns about immigration

• Improved healthcare services

How has the Labour Party's stance on the EU affected its voter base?

• It has unified all Labour voters

• It has led to increased voter turnout

• It has caused a disconnect with some voters

• It has strengthened their support

What is a potential consequence of Brexit on Scotland?

• Stronger ties with the EU

• Increased economic growth

• Unlikely to have a referendum

• Immediate independence

What might happen to the political system and investment in the UK shortly after a Brexit vote?

• It will experience a downturn

• It will remain unchanged

• It will stabilize quickly

• It will see a surge in investment

How might a decrease in the value of the pound affect the UK economy post-Brexit?

• It will increase import costs

• It will make exports less competitive

• It will make exports more competitive

• It will have no effect

What was a significant decision made by the UK regarding the euro?

• To avoid joining the euro

• To adopt a new currency

• To join the euro

• To increase euro investments

What challenge does the free movement in Europe face according to the discussion?

• Lack of political support

• Economic disparities between regions

• Increased travel costs

• Equal living standards across countries