EU Referendum - UK Think Tank issues gloomy predictions for the economy if UK votes Out of the EU

The video discusses the challenges and economic implications of Brexit, highlighting reports from the Institute of Fiscal Studies and the IMF. It examines the potential increase in borrowing and the impact on GDP, contrasting different forecasts. Public opinion in Doncaster and political reactions, including accusations of 'Project Fear', are also explored.

What does the Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) report predict about the UK's economy if it leaves the EU?

• Immediate financial stability

• Two more years of austerity

• An economic boom

• A decrease in borrowing

According to the IMF, what is the UK's actual weekly contribution to the EU after rebates?

• £350 million

• £150 million

• £75 million

• £275 million

Which organization found a smaller GDP impact from Brexit, suggesting it could be offset by new trade deals?

• Open Europe

• International Monetary Fund

• UK Treasury

• Institute of Fiscal Studies

What is the public sentiment in Doncaster regarding the economic warnings about Brexit?

• They fully trust the economic experts

• They are indifferent to the warnings

• They believe the warnings are scaremongering

• They are optimistic about the future

What are Brexit MPs demanding regarding 'project fear' materials?

• To translate them into multiple languages

• To remove them from government websites

• To update them with new data

• To promote them more widely