CLEAN : British farming at risk of recession in case of Brexit analyst

The video discusses the potential impacts of Britain's exit from the EU on its agriculture sector. It highlights the economic challenges and uncertainties faced by farmers, particularly due to their dependence on EU payments. The video explores how changes in government support and trade policies could lead to significant restructuring in the agricultural sector. It also addresses the varying levels of dependence on EU payments among different types of farmers and the potential future of these payments.

What could be a major consequence for British agriculture if the government reduces financial support post-Brexit?

• Increased agricultural exports

• More government subsidies

• A significant restructuring of the agricultural sector

• Higher food prices

What is a potential risk for British farmers if government support is not assured?

• Higher taxes on agricultural products

• A significant depression or recession in agriculture

• More investment in technology

• Increased competition from local markets

How does the dependence on Brussels payments vary among British farmers?

• All farmers are equally dependent

• Dependence varies from over 100% to almost none

• Only livestock farmers are dependent

• Dependence is based on the size of the farm

Which type of farmers are least dependent on payments from Brussels?

• Extensive grazing livestock farmers

• Broad acre arable farmers

• Poultry and pig producers

• Dairy farmers

What is the role of the British Chancellor of Exchequer in the context of agricultural payments?

• Setting agricultural export tariffs

• Deciding the continuation of payments to farmers

• Regulating food safety standards

• Managing agricultural research funding