Many UK voters still undecided in EU Referendum, as Boris Johnson denies he's using campaigning to launch bid for the Co

The Brexiteers, including Boris Johnson, propose an Australian-style points-based immigration system, arguing it will benefit UK workers. However, many UK businesses disagree, suggesting that migration helps maintain wages. The Remain camp, supported by the OECD, warns that Brexit could severely harm the UK economy. The Trade Union Congress aligns with these concerns, highlighting potential negative impacts on trade, investment, and wages. As the campaign progresses, Vote Leave focuses on immigration to sway voters, while David Cameron believes he is winning the economic argument.

What was the main promise made by the Brexiteers during their campaign in Preston?

• A new healthcare system

• An Australian-style points-based immigration system

• A reduction in taxes

• Increased funding for education

According to Boris Johnson, what effect have migration flows had on wages in the UK?

• Increased wages significantly

• Had no impact on wages

• Helped to depress wages

• Led to a rise in unemployment

What did the OECD warn about the economic impact of Brexit?

• It would inflict a large negative shock

• It would boost the economy

• It would have no effect on the economy

• It would lead to a minor recession

What is the stance of the Trade Union Congress regarding Brexit?

• It would harm trade, investment, and productivity

• It would have no impact on workers' wages

• It would improve job prospects

• It would benefit trade and investment

What are the contrasting views of David Cameron and the Vote Leave campaign?

• Both agree on the economic benefits of leaving the EU

• Both focus on the negative impacts of immigration

• Cameron believes in the economic argument, while Vote Leave focuses on immigration

• Cameron supports leaving the EU, while Vote Leave supports remaining