EU REFERENDUM: Nigel Farage campaigning

The transcript discusses economic predictions related to migration and Brexit. It critiques past economic forecasts by organizations like the OECD and IMF, comparing them to current migration policies. The Australian point system is highlighted as a model for controlling migration. The impact of migration on public services and population growth is examined, emphasizing the strain on housing and healthcare. The potential effects of Brexit on economic control and migration are debated, with a focus on the inability to control migration numbers within the EU framework. Finally, the transcript compares workforce dynamics between the UK and EU, noting a significant imbalance.

What is the main criticism of organizations like OECD and IMF in the context of economic predictions?

• They do not consider Australia's point system.

• They focus too much on migration issues.

• They have been wrong in the past, such as with the Euro.

• They are always accurate in their predictions.

How does Australia's migration system determine the number of immigrants?

• It is based on the number of people leaving the country.

• It is decided by international organizations.

• It is determined by the needs of the country each year.

• It is based on a fixed number every year.

What is the current official net migration figure in the UK?

• 10,000 per year.

• 100,000 per year.

• 1 million per year.

• 1/3 of a million per year.

What is a major concern for the public regarding migration and public services in the UK?

• Increased salaries.

• Access to housing, schools, and healthcare.

• Better public transport.

• More job opportunities.

What is a key argument in the Brexit debate regarding migration?

• Migration numbers are irrelevant to the Brexit debate.

• Leaving the EU allows the UK to control migration numbers.

• The UK can control migration numbers while in the EU.

• The EU controls all migration policies for the UK.