Apple 'Picked On' by Europe: Digicel's O'Brien

The video discusses concerns about Brussels' federalism agenda and its impact on smaller countries, highlighting the mishandling of the immigrant crisis. It contrasts this with Ireland's economic recovery and investment potential, especially post-Brexit. The discussion shifts to Apple's compliance with European regulations and the scrutiny it faces, emphasizing the importance of regulation and taxation in various countries. The video concludes with Apple's significant role in Ireland's economy and the challenges posed by European regulatory bodies.

What is one of the main reasons the speaker believes Europe is not a great place to invest currently?

• Political instability

• Lack of skilled workforce

• High taxation rates

• The federalism agenda of Brussels

Why does the speaker consider Ireland a favorable place for investment?

• It has the lowest tax rates in Europe

• It is the only English-speaking country in Europe

• It is free from any regulations

• It has the largest population in Europe

What is the speaker's opinion on the European Commission's ruling against Apple?

• Apple was unfairly targeted

• Apple violated several regulations

• Apple should relocate its operations

• Apple should pay more taxes

According to the speaker, what is the role of regulation in countries where they operate?

• To eliminate taxes

• To ensure fair competition

• To increase government control

• To reduce foreign investments

What does the speaker suggest about the scrutiny of certain industries by the European Commission?

• It is beneficial for small businesses

• It should be increased

• It is excessive and misdirected

• It is necessary for economic growth