Viewing Norway-Sweden as Post-Brexit Model for Ireland

The video discusses the UK's intention to leave the customs union and the implications for trade policy, including unresolved issues around the Irish border. It suggests a model similar to Norway's for managing trade and border checks. The discussion also covers UK fiscal policy, highlighting a shift away from strict austerity measures, though some elements like public sector pay freezes remain.

What is the DUP's position regarding the customs union and single market?

• They have no clear stance.

• They want to leave the customs union but remain in the single market.

• They want to leave both.

• They want to remain in both.

What is a proposed model for managing the Irish border post-Brexit?

• A hard border with full checks.

• A digital border with random checks.

• A border managed by the EU.

• No border at all.

What is the UK's current approach to public sector pay and welfare caps?

• They plan to increase public sector pay and remove welfare caps.

• They will maintain a pay freeze and keep welfare caps.

• They will decrease public sector pay and increase welfare caps.

• They have not decided on any approach.

How has the UK government adjusted its timeline for ending the deficit?

• They have no plans to end it.

• They plan to end it by 2030.

• They plan to end it by 2020.

• They extended the timeline to 2025.

What sentiment is expressed regarding austerity in the UK?

• There is a rejection of austerity.

• Austerity is widely supported.

• Austerity is increasing.

• Austerity is not a concern.