Papadia: Brexit Makes No Sense Economically

The video discusses the inaccuracies of 2016 polls and the role of central banks in political decisions, particularly Brexit. It highlights the complexities of Brexit negotiations, the EU's position, and the potential economic impacts. The discussion also covers negotiation strategies and the importance of transparency. The video concludes with speculation on the future of Brexit and the need for clarity in the UK's approach.

What was a major issue with the polling methodologies in 2016?

• They were too slow to conduct.

• They were inaccurate at every level.

• They were biased towards certain political parties.

• They were too expensive.

What is a key challenge for the UK government in the Brexit process?

• Choosing from numerous ways to leave the EU.

• Finding new trade partners outside the EU.

• Increasing military spending.

• Reducing taxes for businesses.

How does the EU view the concept of 'cherry picking' in Brexit negotiations?

• They encourage it for economic benefits.

• They are open to it.

• They strongly oppose it.

• They are undecided about it.

Why is losing London as a financial center a concern for both the UK and the EU?

• It would improve trade relations with Asia.

• It would lead to a loss of cultural heritage.

• It would cause a significant economic impact.

• It would increase tourism in other cities.

What percentage of Brits, according to the poll, want a hard Brexit?

• 33%

• 10%

• 50%

• 75%