No-Deal Brexit Looks More and More Likely, British American Business CEO Says

The video discusses Boris Johnson's stance on Brexit, emphasizing his confidence in the EU's flexibility. It highlights business concerns, especially among SMEs, and their preparations for a no-deal Brexit. The potential for enhanced trade relations with the US and Canada post-Brexit is explored, alongside the challenges posed by the ongoing trade war with China. The UK government's focus on free trade and reducing tariffs is also discussed.

What is Boris Johnson's position on a no-deal Brexit?

• He wants to delay Brexit indefinitely.

• He has no opinion on the matter.

• He is urging the EU to show flexibility and is prepared for a no-deal Brexit.

• He is against it and wants to remain in the EU.

Why are SMEs struggling with Brexit preparations?

• They have already completed their preparations.

• They lack the resources for planning and changing supply chains.

• They have ample resources for planning.

• They are not affected by Brexit.

What opportunity does Brexit present for Canada and the US?

• To impose more tariffs on the UK.

• To join the EU.

• To reinforce free trade with the UK.

• To stop trading with the UK.

What is the UK's approach towards trade relations with the USA post-Brexit?

• To remain neutral and not engage in trade talks.

• To impose tariffs on US goods.

• To ignore the USA and focus on Asia.

• To strengthen trade relations and embrace the warmth from the White House.

What is the Johnson administration's stance on tariffs and trade wars?

• They support increasing tariffs.

• They want to remove tariffs and avoid escalating trade wars.

• They are indifferent to trade wars.

• They want to increase trade barriers.