Weighing Economic Benefits of 'Leave' and 'Remain'

The video discusses the EU referendum, focusing on the potential economic and political impacts of Brexit. John Longworth argues that the UK would benefit from leaving the EU, citing potential GDP growth and reduced regulatory costs. The discussion also covers the European project's political nature and economic challenges, including the UK's current account deficit and reliance on EU investments.

What is the primary focus of the initial discussion regarding Brexit?

• The effect on the dollar versus sterling exchange rate

• The role of Francine in the discussion

• The impact on the euro

• The political implications within the EU

According to John Longworth, what is one of the economic benefits of the UK leaving the EU?

• 1.1% additional GDP growth

• Decreased sovereignty

• Higher regulatory costs

• Increased immigration

What does John Longworth suggest about the UK's ability to secure trade deals post-Brexit?

• The UK will get a better deal even without the single market

• Trade deals are irrelevant to the Brexit discussion

• The EU will offer the same deals as before

• The UK will struggle to make any deals

What is one of the challenges within the EU mentioned in the discussion?

• The EU's focus on economic growth

• Massive unemployment in southern Europe

• Germany's win-win trade policies

• High employment rates in southern Europe

What economic issue does the UK need to address according to the discussion?

• Increasing the current account surplus

• Reducing the current account deficit

• Eliminating all trade with the EU

• Increasing reliance on EU investments